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hi, number 7 should be mastersianum

the fragrance should be in the idea of citrus flower

hi, number 7 should be mastersianum

I grow walkeriana different types for many years, this one is perfect, thank you for sharing

hi, I got some young plants from Sam many years ago, that was one result, I think it fits well to the original description. Also the plant`s culture behavior fits to lawrenceanum

hi, has just flowered, I did pollinate sucessful, looks good for the pod, I`try to get some ones from lab (later of course. The motherplant I got from Jerry Fischer long time ago when he was at the British Orchid Council at Writhlington School.

yes, definitely var. sanderianum very good, keep it well

just flowering after some years without, got it november 2008 at Florianopolis by Carlos Gomez hiself, he told me that it was an old native hybrid, not an man made cross

hi, last year flowered Berenice with albino parents, pictures attached. But I have also seen several plants with red influence, that you have more than often if crossing two albino parents, one picture with, one picture without flashlight

hi, is that correct with 1200 uS ? I use exactly the same stuff since several years, and I am happy with this for paph, cattleya and laelia, but in an much lower concentration, between 400 (summer) and 200 ( winter) . Might that be not enough at all?

hi, yes, I think the best I ever saw

first bloom of an P. Delrosi (rothschildianum pod parent, delenatii var. vinicolor pollen parent) seeding in 2014, from ca. 200 seedlings which survived this is the first flowering on. Relative samll flower, but lasting since 4 weeks with good dark colour

nice to see that anyone does grow it still, I think it was recombined as Cattleya forbesii fma. aurea , 2006 by Jürgen Röth, because he said that fma. alba vas invalid at that time.

hi together, we have bloomed an unusual stonei in june, as attached, cultivar name `hero`, it got an BM/DOG ( bronce medal/ German Orchid Society), I did get as flask from HS ca. 14 years ago, ugly slow grower. Anyone seen someting similar?

in seven years an very good job, congratulations ! Usually it could need up to 10 years under middle-european conditions after our experiences

absolutely beautiful, rare to get and slow to grow, pretty good !:)