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Dapper.

Not always sure for paphs, but hybrid paphs and phrags continue along with growth. Of 18 of these, only one suffered and suffered hard. Back and forth with cleary and mancozeb, and new growth clean but set back. My 6mo. old species paphs pushed spikes from low to bloom. More recent acquisitions...

Yes, tinkering's the way to go. Almost 2yrs. Some groups, like Latouria dendrobiums, Neofinetia and its hybrids, and Onc. hybrids, I use as sole mix. For Dendrochilum, paphs, phrags, phals, some angaecums, and Coryanthes, I use it as semi-hydro per Ray Barkalow. Thay take readily to it. Your...

Welcome, Skeptic, and congrats on success with them. Mine are in semi-hydro using geolite. Switch'em soon as I get'em. What do you use?

Nice video. Great coverage all around.

Rhodr is from our society.

Thanks. Luckily, Kim also had Phrag. Seymour Tower X longifolium Pink in spike, a Paph. appletonianum in spike, a Paph. barbatum, and ever-elusive, at least for me, was a D. alexandrae. Possible pre-spike bump in the barbatum.

Beautiful.

Tall one leff center is Rhodehamelara William. I'll be at show tomorrow and get info on the lowdown on the Roth. Told we took 2nd place. Lot of excitement. Picking up a BS Mont Fallou from Kim Feddersen.

Susquehanna Orchid Society. Pennsylvania, south-central region. A game crew of about 35 members. MOS puts on a good show.

Magnificent!

Some hard to adjust to.

Our society's exhibit set up today at the Maryland Orchid Soc. annual show.

A pleasure to look at.

Paph. Cull 'Toss'?