Paphiopedilum wenshanense Initially thought to be a naturally occuring hybrid between P. concolor & P. bellatulum this chinese plant is now treated as a full species. It grows naturally in limestone rubble on shrubby slopes at between 800-1500m in the Wen Shan Dou Lan district of Yunnan, China. Here it grows in pumice/limestone rubble on a west-facing window ledge of a cool bathroom!

Paphiopedilum wenshanense Initially thought to be a naturally occuring hybrid between P. concolor & P. bellatulum this chinese plant is now treated as a full species. It grows naturally in limestone rubble on shrubby slopes at between 800-1500m in the Wen Shan Dou Lan district of Yunnan, China. Here it grows in pumice/limestone rubble on a west-facing window ledge of a cool bathroom!