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Gorgeous!

The mossiae is gorgeous!

Thanks! The big lowii is in a 7.5" deep square pot (sitting in a 10" clay pot). It needs to be potted up again. The whole pot is roots with very little media. I have a pic of the plant on the first page of this thread.

My big lowii has 19 flowers on 4 spikes this year. This spike has 6 flowers. A bunch of lowii seedlings on the way...

Very nice. Second roth is quite decent, and that stonei is gorgeous.

Excellent color!

It is gorgeous but my guess is viet × del × viet.

Very flat for this form!

Some updates... roth Chester Hill x Red Baron (update from pic shown above). First bloom on this plant, a nice old school roth. roth Sam's Choice x MM Best This is the plant's third or fourth blooming. Plants from this cross all have very dark flowers, but most have some issues with form...

Fantastic! I love this species. Yours has great color and well staked. I am lazy and let mine just throw out horizontal spikes.

They all look like the same cross to me.

That dorsal! Just wow.

It does not. It might have had a number, but I can't really remember. Got this plant a long time ago, after Tonkin's Orchids closed.

Here is rothschildianum 'Charles E.' FCC/AOS x 'Borneo' FCC/AOS This is an old selected clone from Tonkin's. Very nice.

Killing it with the WBW's! I bet at least one of those AMs gets upgraded someday.

Paph lowii 'Albino Beauty' x 'Gigantic' LOVE the pastel colors on this plant...

It is absolutley a complex Paph. Also known as a bulldog Paph, this type of hybrid has been around since the 1800s. Intermediate to cool-growing plants, they can have huge, round flowers wih striking colors and spots/patterns. Take a look at the old Marriott Orchids website for examples of this...

I so wish I could grow these warm-growing Phals. They despise my conditions.

hang, hang album, Lippewunder, idk, stonei, Ruby Peacock, Lynleigh Koopowitz, a micranthum album cross, and a crazy Phal