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Paphiopedilum Booth’s Stone-LadyPaphiopedilum Booths Stone Lady is a registered primary hybrid created by crossing Paphiopedilum Lady Isabel (also known as Lady Isobel) with Paphiopedilum stonei. First registered by F. Booth in 1989, it is a classic multifloral slipper orchid that combines the elegant striping and refined floral structure of stonei with the strong genetic influence of Lady Isabel, which itself carries rothschildianum heritage. The result is a tall, graceful plant

creating a snowflake-like pattern

Light: Low to medium light (typical mottled-leaf Paphiopedilum)

jagged edges on its paddle-shaped leaves

where moisture can be carefully controlled

It also benefits from good air circulation

Humidity & Airflow: Moderate to high humidity (around 50–70%) with good air circulation is ideal

Flowers: 2-3 per inflorescence (sub-umbellate)

and vibrant green patches

Habitat: Primarily epiphytic

Morphological Features:

The blooms are delicately fragrant and appear in spring on an axillary

Watering: Water generously