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I grabbed a couple of braemii's on November 10. One was in low spike. Here's what you have to look forward to

I kinda like it

I find he gives larger plants when the smaller ones run out.

Phrags from Chuck Acker: Easy since he removed the agar Paph Paradise: Orchid Inn: LOC: Tigrinum: Trying two methods this time for comparison Still removing agar from a couple of flasks. I have found some do better with sphagnum and some do better with bark / perlite. Let's see...

Busy potting them up. henryanum, hirsutissimum, barbatum, tigrinum, papuanum, leucochilum. I don't usually go for hybrids but leuco x vietnamense just sounded to good to pass up. A bunch of kovachii hybrids from Chuck Acker. Also a Jumellea arachnantha and a phal pulchra. I love the esoteric...

Three flasks from Paph Paradise, Four from Orchid Inn, 6 from Flasks by Acker and two from Louisiana Orchid connection. Now I just hope my wife doesn't find out what she really bought me ...

I haven't met a paph species I didn't love. I think it's fabulous. Fantastic foliage.

Hello from Concord California

Yeah right, I bought it from Paph Paradise. Only had it about 6 months. Plant is really small. Let's see if I can get it to bloom again next year.

I love charlesworthii's. Mine is almost completely open. It's the second paph I've been able to bloom since I got back into orchids.

I thought the flowers were white

I recently added a new cool mist humidifier to my grow room. The phrags close to the output are sending out webs of roots. They look wet, but I watered this morning. I've only had the humidifier for 2-3 weeks.

They come off when you pull the plant out of the pot. Most of the roots stay inside. I also noticed the roots grow toward the edges of the pot and the slots more quickly than in a clear pot without slots. These pots have a raised center with slots on the inside.

I've been switching to clear pots. I use some slotted. Potted this pearcii about three weeks ago. They are great for viewing roots.