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you’ve heard of Christmas cactus, well this is going to be the New Years orchid! It’s peeking, and will open tomorrow on New Year’s Day Cheers everyone 🎉🎉🥳🥳👍🙏☝️✌🏻

There are mountains in Georgia :)

Too bad you aren’t coming in person to your cnyos presentation soon, I’d quickly take it off your hands and probably have to fight off others to keep them away :D

Looking around online, though this is awarded as nodosa, perhaps it is what sometimes is called brassavola grandiflora, or nodosa var grandiflora. These may be synonyms to nodosa, but it definitely is different than nodosa

hello Rudolph, Yes, the plant is very different. I have my uncertainties about what exactly it is. My previous experience has been with tiny and medium length pencil leaved nodosa. I bought the plant a year ago, here’s the link to my posting here of the first flower opening...

Truth be told, I’ve been keeping a little more water in it recently, and more often than not it gets fairly dry between waterings. I decided to keep more moisture once I saw possible flower spikes. Last year when I brought home, some buds fell off when it got dry (it was in low spike when I...

:) hopefully the present trend continues and lots to share. How is the Spiranthes?

It’s possible, though nearby the numbers of people and their relatives with virus are jumping, so hopefully things will mellow before then

Congrats!

It has the nursery media still, and looks to be either seedling size pine bark or bark and charcoal

:D maybe it’s fitting in two ways, to call it ‘dragons blood’)

Merry Christmas! here’s the whole plant set in the tub, and plant in front for scale It’s good that you asked; I didn’t realize how much water was inside… just being wet and in the tub is enough for awhile. You can see from the color that with the combo of morning sun when the sun does shine...

Last year about this time I went to littlebrook orchids in Lancaster pa after work. I had the bug to find some orchids that would flower easily and wanted to pick up one of the phal lindenii he had. He had in the front peak of one of his greenhouses, a huge b nodosa in full flower! I found some...

Early this year I got the bug to try one of Chuck Acker’s p kovachii flasks. I looked up a number of places online including emailing LittleFrog rob about how he has started his and took the plunge. When the weather cleared in early March, I received the plants they arrived March 4th...

There really are many diseases and insects that get transferred from one place to another very easily and very costly usually to treat. So random wandering and touching can be a problem in a clean area

Nice!

Congrats! Mine never lived long enough to set or open a bud

Whoah… who’d like to recreate that for an orchid show or display? :D ty for sharing

Congrats and Woah; my screen is in flames from the color 👍

Nice