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happened to have my phone in my pocket as i was poking around this morning... some of these are starting to produce like they should really looking forward to true production (please ignore my filthy windows) just saw this coerulea from ecuagenera 'Gigi' selfing... first flower on...

awesome article plant and flower... i typically breeze quickly past these... but the content in your post was awesome to read and caused some more poking... thank goodness orchid wiz still works as a very simple one stop shop for info... Interestingly enough, it appears as though there...

very interesting on the 'i like it side' of that... is this your first blooming? if not, have you ever bloomed out more that 4 flowers on an inflorescence? from the photos, it's tough to tell if its a highland or low land variety... of hybrid of the two... (the subterfuge there is...

welcome looks like you are a ways away from fantasy orchids (Louisville)... good people if you feel like a drive... (i have to drive an hour to find any sizable vendor) also you have lenguyengarden as a local breeder /vender.. ThienGo and Ken Wilson may still be doing something in...

thanx much all.... it does appear to be a somewhat PITA Since my verticals are basically aluminum i beams, i had planned to either clip it in with binder clips or use the wire i get from the drywall/ceiling supply to spring load it into place... so the adhesive isn't really in the...

Has anyone with a greenhouse ever used the bubble wrap insulation on the interior of their greenhouse glazing? A few years ago when we had below zero temperatures forecast, i put up a layer of plastic on the interior of the greenhouse that captured an air layer. THe temps outside actually...

thanx for that i do have some options to get them higher light... things are growing well just always looking for tips to get them 'harder' (no snickering ;-)

@Camellkc i was talking about what i circled below when i was referring to the 'apparent phyto toxicity' and not at all being judgmental just checking to see if you had any thoughts... i included a photo of similar symptoms on one of my Brachy hybrids. Which i believe is a reaction to...

nice looking 'clumps' for sure... can you isolate the cultural aspects that get you to 'hard' leaves? and ;-) any ideas if you can place the apparent cause of the phytotoxicity seen in the leaf 'bleaching' on some of the plants (i have the same thing in some of my brachy hybrids, that i...

Chuck had a bunch in the pipeline and had a major 'flasking service failure' that took all of them out... kind of depressing as i would be seeing flowers this year from them :-( you can imagine HIS dismay

Nice bulbous pouch…. Does it always bloom for you with that left petal notch?

Regardless of name, nice variant to have in your collection. Well flowered

looks like it was 3d printed :-)

Funny. I looked at your profile hoping u were in the us. I’d have traded u 2 pieces of different sedenii’s for that :)

NCOS paph forum ( in the dc area) and the paph guild (la area). And there is a paph symposium in Ecuador at equagenera in June 2024….

Ya. I was trying to respond without leading you that way. I don’t ‘ think moss growers would have been insulted. It more sounded like you might not know folks grow in that stuff as a matter of course. Just trying to help :-).

Might want to consider gently covering the new root tips with your potting mix, since ultimately you’d want those roots seeking moisture in the pot… And just to blow your mind, many folks grow in that “awful tightly packed sphagnum moss’ as a matter of course. But of course they would likely...

Votes for Transvaal? The pouch color is what is causing question for me ..

Realize we are a forum of folks that fundamentally want to help, and have significantly varied experience, knowledge, and trouble shooting abilities. That said, if your issue is a phytoxic reaction to a chemical spray you applied, you probably want to consider that heavily when thinking about...

that whole 'column sepal petal whatever combination' going on in the center is pretty cool