My niveum produces 2 flowers per stem regularly. Fine orchiata mix and Phal conditions for me.

Good luck,

Bob

No need to write all that family history, unless you want to tell everyone that it is a blue blood. Registered name is Paphiopedilum Greyi.

Sorry, cannot help with culture.

Just a bit more added via edit

The tag has "Paph. Ang-Thong var. Alba Panthana FCC/AOS"

which suggests that Ang-Thong is a hybrid which it is not and here is a little bit from the RHS

Paphiopedilum ang-thong Fowlie, Orchid Digest 41: 117 (1977).This name is a synonym.Accepted Name:Paphiopedilum godefroyae var. ang-thong (Fowlie) Braem, Paphiopedilum: 57 (1988).No wonder I get rubbish on benching /show entry forms

Anyway, a lovely orchid and I hope you did not spend all the housekeeping money on the purchase.

Hahaha, Arthur! Thank you for the laugh. Nope this little guy was a $15 bargain! In fact, I'm cheap and won't spend more than $35 on any orchid at this point. I'm thrilled the bud didn't blast between the purchase and home!

What a cutie!

Back again with my niveum. So cute and never disappoints!

Beautiful! I have this plant, but it's the non blooming variety ;(

Keep in phalaenopsis type conditions. Paphs like morning sun with some shade. They also like to be on the moist side like a squeezed out sponge.

We acquired one of these last year, indeed the second spike will bloom as this is our first rebloom of this Paph and the 2nd time both spikes brought us cute lil babies!

I love this little Paph. The plant did bloom on two of the growths. For me it is just delightful!

Suzabanana, did you ever figure out the culture for this orchid? I got one recently and it is not doing well. I am trying to figure out if the room I had it in was too cold or if I overwatered it. The leaves on the new growth turned yellow and are falling off one by one. It's such a cute little paph I feel horrible :(

I keep my paphs in the front of the phals bench so they get a bit more light. For media I use equal parts orchiada, charcoal and sponge rock. I keep them moist. Here in Florida we rend to grow the mottled kind because they can take more heat than green ones.