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Exciting indeed! Keep us posted!

Oh right I forgot she had them.

“Boroneo?” Who dat?

Here’s hoping they always do, and that lots of growers maintain the original stock so that they always can.

WONDERFUL!

26!

That is very pretty! Never seen one. Hope it’s preserved.

Time for that kiddie pool.

Where?

I have seen it on eBay…but then again rungsuriyianum is there too. Sigh.

What about Tom’s tray method?

This is absolutely fascinating. I think any roth is a good roth but the line-breeding is always interesting. I gave away my “fancy” ones because they didn’t grow as well as my legacy plant. I remember “Tarantula” was claimed as a parent. I should ask the folks to whom I gave them if they’ve...

Interesting; looks like it has more rose-pink than the typical red-orange. Is there such a color as rose-orange?

Aww that makes me sad. I had a nice relationship with Sam. I am a small, windowsill, noncompetitive grower so I’m sure it’s different. But his facility was a wonderland. Thank you for explaining.

phillipense roebelinii.

That’s gorgeous. I love that chunky labellum.

I do hear you. However, please note that I am regularly blooming P. rothschildianum (and many others; that’s just my highest-light Paph); my Vanda coerulea from flask bloom at least yearly and one has put out 4 spikes in one calendar year; I’m successful with cacti in the same windows. The...

Thank you everyone. Screens are removed.

interesting. I know roth leaves should be chartreuse in order to bloom. I’m so curious what the “infamous US source” was?

I am doing a gig in northwest Arkansas for a few months and being put up in a company efficiency apartment. It has one window, facing glancingly southwest. I brought a few “project” slippers but mostly my water-culture Vandas, a Peristeria, some of my more expensive Neofinetia, a Bulbophyllum...