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Last year I stopped at a supermarket in Montana and a 1 gallon bag of huckleberries was $96 ! Also watch out for hungry bears!

Beautiful thank you! Wow, it's true, no patterns at all!

'Nina' and 'Unu', two plants mounted together as seedlings on the same slab of hickory bark. 14 on 3, with two more spikes a couple of weeks behind. This thing is for sale, by the way...

OMG that's amazing what phone do you have? ...kidding 😆 Nice work

Nice, it's really happening!

Are there any varieties that bloom all summer?

I would also suggest that a nutrient solution that sits in crowns and crevices, especially in a warm, bright location, could lead to problems.

Very lovely and I too would like to see if the leaves have any pattern such as stuartiana or schilleriana.

Well done, all very nice!

These bloom in May in Kentucky where mine are. Pretty late blooming in July, maybe too cold in Montana to reach their full height of more than 2 feet.

Cultivar is 'Crownpoint' AM/AOS (1986) Purchased in May from Golden Gate Orchids and is doing ok in my warm intermediate conditions. Some black spots, I assume from heat stress, peppered on the leaves, but not too bad. Color is wowza powza in the sun. No fragrance noted.

Ay too bad some of that seed didn't get sent down south! I would love to have a couple of those seedlings.😓

Gorgeous plant, worth a selfing!

Very cute little squishies!

Good Lord what a spike!

Wonderful, I wonder where this came from? H&R?

shazam!

Loving these photos but wishing for a shot of the whole plant.

I just commented on your Orchidboard post of this plant about the crowdedness, but see my answer above, so no need to respond there. Nice bouquet of tenebrosas there.

Slippertalk, where I can learn about and discuss all my favorite Cattleyas!! 😆