RHH's photos with the keyword: india

Paphiopedilum spicerianum is a tropical slipper orchid native to India, Myanmar and China. This example of the species was shown at our local orchid show.

For a change of pace I decided to post some of my orchids. This orchid species is from the Himalayas and is sometimes referred to as the "Brain Pouch Slipper Orchid." It has beautiful mottled foliage, a rather rare feature in orchids. I've posted two different varieties, the one without any of the darker coloring, an "albino," and the other the normal form.

Paphiopedilum venustum is a small species of Lady's Slipper from India, Nepal and Bangladesh. It has beautifully patterned leaves and these lovely flowers. The ordinary variety of the species has flowers with some purplish-red color which is lacking in this variety. This was a first-bloom seedling but I've bloomed the other variety, shown in the inset, many times.

A large species from India, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, China and Vietnam.

This is an Asian species and comes from China, India, Bhutan, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Borneo, Java and Sumatra.

This is an Asian species and comes from China, India, Bhutan, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Borneo, Java and Sumatra.

A species from India, Thailand and Vietnam

Native to India, Thailand and Vietnam.

This species is from India, Myanmar and Thailand.

From Inida.

This miniature species is from India, Nepal, Myanmar and Thailand.

In Explore December 27, 2009, #457. Paphiopedilum venustum is a small species of the tropical slipper orchids native to India, Bangladesh, Sikkim and Bhutan. It is notable for its heavily veined lip and its beautifully patterned foliage.

Native to India, this epiphytic or lithophytic orchid grows on or near limestone cliffs in cool mountain forests. The flowers are fragrant. It was photographed at the Mount Baker Orchid Society show in Mount Vernon, Washington. We visited the show on February 27 and spent nearly four hours photographing the orchids.

This small orchid is native to India, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, and grows at higher elevations. The bottle-brush-like appendages are the lips of the individual triangular flowers. It was photographed at the Mount Baker Orchid Society show.

This tiny orchid species looks like a miniature Vanda, with alternating strap-shaped leaves. The whole plant is only about an inch across while the individual flowers are only about a quarter of an inch, but it produces numerous (as many as 25) very colorful flowers on each flower spike and often produces many spikes. The species comes from India, Myanmar, Thailand and China. orchidsinbloom-ron.blogspot.com/2010/08/schoenorchis-frag...