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For many years now. I have always flushed with fresh clean rainwater first, to remove all old solids. Then, I water a second time with my fertilizer solutions. This always seems to work well for me! George

Yes, I try not to let mine get above 65 to 70, cooler if possible!

I agree! I have purchased a lot of Phrags from Eucagenera. All, strong and healthy! I always enjoy their plants.

I had foggers in my GH for my Phrgs. I have them on low benches to get the full effect of the fog. My seem to love this and begin blooming at about 3 years. George

For the past 20 years, I have been hooked for life. I have about 100 different Phrags and love them all. George

Smart man. That is how you get FCCs!

Gorgeous! I have never heard of it???

Thank you so much. I am raising another flask. I have about 20 2 years old plants in #3X4 pots. Hopefully I will get another!

Thank you, I don't know to both questions. I would try that myself. But, I lost mine in the big freeze last Feb.

I received an HCC from our Dallas Judging center a couple weeks ago for my Les Varines. This is my second award for Les Varines. These are two totally different plants. My first was a purchased division. This one, my second was from a flask that I purchased a few years ago. Here are pictures of...

I have had the hybrid Rawdon Jester for several years. I live in Texas. It does not enjoy the Texas heat. So, I raise it is an area of my greenhouse cooled with a small AC unit, where I grow my kovachii and it's hybrids. My RJ does very well and blooms regularly.

My all hang outdoors from end of frost to first front. They hang under the roof soffit of my garden room on the north side of my house. I feed and water them sometimes. George

Happy Sunday, I have actually been growing Schulber. for decades. Matter of fact, before I started raising orchids. Here is my favorite variety I have never seen one quite like it. I have had this plant over 30 years. I have almost lost it a few times. But, I always managed to save a small...

Fantastic!

Samuel Crothers is notorious for it's poor flower shape and quality!

It may also be a very freshly hatched toad! I have toads all over my greenhouse.

Yes, in Hawaii!

Chuck creates some amazing crosses!

I grow my kovachii in a mix of small bark, sponge(perlite), small charcoal and crushed oyster shells. I use only rain water. I feed weekly with a 25% MSU or CA nitrate. I always adjust my fertilizer solution to 7.5. I grow mine in an area of my greenhouse cooler with a small a/c unit. George

Gorgeous!