| In this book, ' Young plants of an alba form
of paph. rothschildianum are on the market, without flowering
example ever having been exhibited in public. Photographs of
the flower, which appear from time to time, show the coloring
to be a clear green with brown nervation on the petals. Paphiopedilum
connoisseurs with knowledge of computers claim that it is not
difficult to modify the image of a digitally so that it looks
like an albino, even if this does not exist. The leaves of the
plants are the same as those of a normal plant and not point
to the presence of an albino.' In Japan, so many hobbyists bought
this seedlings in very expensive price. |
