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Yeah Hausermann’s has had a lot of these in recent years. I buy them if they’re vigorous. They make good gifts. Bloom out normal, as noted. Yours looks very pale though.

PUPPPPPPPPPPPPEHHHHHHHHHHH?

I would probably separate into two or 3 clumps. But it’s not urgent.

The mycelia aren’t harmful…

I would smooch him into oblivion!!

Curious what’s the trouble for you? I find them so easy. We both grow indoors….

Dang. These plants look nice and there are some good prices too. I would share the link in my Neo groups but… “Samurai Orchid” is considered an offensive term in there. Do you suppose he’d consider changing it to “fukiran” or “wind orchid” if I asked? His prices are good… I think folks would buy…

Question: I count 8 plants here; are all in bud? Another question: I think you’re selling yourself short with the comments about “poor indoor culture” or whatever; I grow indoors and have not tackled this species. I would love to see photos showing your conditions in situ.

Kudos to you for flawlessly growing stunning plants! This is a great survival rate from flask and the foliage is, as you note, absolutely stunning and well worth growing for its own sake. I hope you change nothing about what you’re doing and I dearly hope you get a whole PATCH of wondrous...

I am also curious about that pale lip. Have not seen that before.

Mites. Wash completely with water/soap/oil mixture. Repeat thoroughly every 5 days for 2 months. Isolate. Increase humidity; mites hate that. Mites are brutal.

Sequencing is easy…. And within financial reach… getting less expensive all the time…always shocked that orchidisiacs don’t do it.

It’s coming back. They’re tougher than we think, especially when you do finally figure out the right conditions.

You’re thinking what I’m thinking: the leaves just don’t look right.

Fat and flat. Vivid.

I didn’t know it was missing from the wild. :(

Are you pollinating?

The “wildflower [you] forgot the name of is a Penstemon. Maybe P. digitalis.

Great job. Bet it blooms.