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Great color.

Lovely!

Not dianthum unfortunately. 🫤

Wow rare. This is the ancestor of ALL big yellow phal hybrids’

Congrats on award and floriferrousness! A bit crowded but that’s to be expected for so many flowers in one (rare). Due to many flowers the size is much reduced (FCC’s are almost 18-20 cm). An upgrade to AM is likely if flowers bigger (even with 3-5 flowers) and less crowded. What is current...

Well, here they are!

It’s a sanderianum to me too.

This is spectacular… I need a division for the future trade lol. 18 years wow.

I now have a whole colony of them! Some without pigments on stems or under leaves (albescents?!).

It’s rare but varies from bloomings every year. More often times there’s hiccups.

Today 2.5 months since start of post: Pouch is expanding!! To all those soothsayers with love lol.

This first ever bloom for me on this species!! Did I say anitum?? It snuck up on me while I was in Europe. A ninja!

Everyone whom I have shown thinks the same …. but I’m going to say that it might be passed the blasting stage 🤞🤞🤞. We should all have a friendly non-monetary bet 😂. All those in favor of blast say ya, and those not say nahhh.

Ok so far no blast but …. It’s still slowly growing… unbelievably after 2 more months since last post. That makes it 8 months!! It belongs in the land of the giant tortoises, who have a lot more time than us.

Wow another milestone reached! Happy birthday to ST and I’m grateful for the forum for all the great people and sharing of information!! This is our OZ!!

No worries!!! There’s a great book on Laelia purpurata by LC Menezes (of Brazil). Have you seen it?

I’m excited to attend this show next week in UK. Anyone else going? Where are all my Brit and EU friends? Say hi if you see me!

I closed my eyes and this approx 10 buds appeared on this skinneri… I should sleep more lol. As if that wasn’t enough, the late to the party season flowers of the percivaliana peloric appeared out of nowhere. Then deep at the back of the shelve I saw these 3 flowers of the jenmanii...

Definitely follows Cashen’s genes.

Love these color forms.