Scientific name: Paphiopedilumhirsutis-simum Alias: Feather slipper orchid Morphological characteristics: Earthly or semi-phytophytic. Leaves basal, two columns, 5-6 blades; leaf blade banded, leathery, 15-45 cm long, 1.5-3 cm wide, apex acute and often 2 small teeth, dark green above, abaxially pale green and slightly purple Spots, especially near the base, are slightly keeled on the back, hairless, with the base narrowed and folded into handles and infolded with each other. Calyx erect, long 20-30 cm, usually green and dark purple villous, base often long sheath, apically flowers; calyx wide-ovate, 8-15 mm long, 8-11 mm wide, apex Blunt, densely villous on abaxial surface, margin villous; pedicels and ovary 4–5 cm long, with 6 longitudinal ribs, densely villous on ribs; flowers larger, margin paler and yellowish at middle bracts and zygomatic The center to the base has thick purple-brown spots or even a piece, the lower half of the petals is yellow-green with thick purple-brown spots, the upper half is http://>rose red with white halos, and the lips are light green There are small purple-brown spots. The stabilizing stamens resemble the color of the lips. There are two white "eye spots". Middle bracts broadly ovate or broadly ovate-elliptic, 3.5-4 cm long, 3-3.5 cm wide, apex obtuse, abaxially pilose, margin ciliate; cauline ovate, 3-3.5 cm long, broad 1.8-2.5 cm, dorsally pilose, margin ciliate; petals spatulate or narrowly spatulate, 5-7.5 cm long, 2-2.5 cm wide, apex subtruncate or slightly concave, slightly twisted, lower The edges are corrugated and sometimes have black hairs on them, the edges are ciliated, and the inner surface is hairy or nearly hairless at the base. The lower lip is downturned and the base has a wide, approximately 1.5 cm long handle; the capsule is ellipsoidal or conical or nearly oval, 2.5-3.5 cm long, 2-2.5 cm wide, and the bursa is very wide, with 1 on each side Upright ears, the front edge of both ears is not folded inward, the bottom of the capsule is hairy; staminodes nearly square, 8-10 mm in length and breadth, the top is nearly truncated or has a very inconspicuous 3-lobed, the base has a blunt ear There is a protrusion on both sides of the center and the base, and the center has a larger one with a keellike protrusion on the back. Flowering April-May. Origin: Originate Xi Chou, Malipo, Wenshan, Funing. Located in the southwest of Guizhou, west Guangxi and north. Northeast India, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand also have distributions. Growth habits: Born in the evergreen broad-leaved forest 700-1500 meters above sea level, in the edge of the forest stone or in the stone. There are about 60 species in this genus and it is one of the most important ornamental species in Orchidaceae. The seeds of Paphiopedilum are not easy to germinate, and over the past few decades, commercial collection of wild species has caused the species of this genus to be endangered. HEBEI PINGLE FLOUR MACHINERY GROUP CO., LTD , https://www.plrollermill.com