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Any flowering clone of this cross is good!

Quite a flower! Lovely deep colours and a great lip.

Hybrid phrags will take quite high light when well established with good roots. Mine get a few of hours sun per day. How often do you water? With those drip trays under the pots you could have them sitting in a bit of water most of the time. They love being wet.

Nice!

Lovely. A stunning species that’s tough to grow well! Well done.

Lovely. Great lip!

Stunning!

As we are now pretty much frost free in coastal Cornwall, they’re hardy and love the wind and rain we get here.

Lovely deep colours.

Eric, they still sit outside in the wind and rain!

More blooms from plants obtained from our local disa expert. He has many more plants than he can grow so periodically sells them off. They’re super easy from seed, flowering in as little as three years after being sown on moss. The very tall one is Betty’s bay and the short one next to it is GOC...

Are you referring to CAM plants? Many epiphytic orchids are CAM (crassulacian acid metabolism) as are associated bromeliads and others like cacti. They open their stomata primarily at night and store the CO2 accumulated as malate in their vacuoles. It preserves moisture in an environment where...

Looks very professional!

Just wonderful!

Stunning blooms!

Very eye catching!

Terry, also remember just how much catts can improve as they mature.

Agreed Terry, it looks like the cross but not maybe the top end from it.

Just stunning!

Silver medal from the German orchid council