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Yayyy!

Two are going to be really large, the rest are manageable: 26-32in leafspan

6.5 years of my life from pollination to spike, 5 years from flask. These took a lot longer than I expected, but things were set back for quite a while last year. I suspect I could do it in 3.5 - 4 years from flask, if I had the chance to try again. Anyway, in spike at last on a 31in wide...

Oh yes. Please...boop da viper. 🤣

I was busy taking the award photos but I did snap this pic of the case. I thought it turned out nice.

I'mma just sit here & wait to see what ppl say.

And another crop of fake sandies is born lol.

Oh it will get better with age and as you improve your care. Bigger flowers, wider segments, possibly even darker color & less dorsal recurvature depending upon your conditions when you bloom it. What we're saying is that it will only, can only be an improved version of what it already is...

PRONUNCIATION OF BIOLOGICAL LATIN Including Taxonomic Names.

It's a momentum thing haha.

Slippery slope. Look back at the dates, it outgrew its 22in pot in just 5 months.

Pure sphagnum for media, preferably live. Never let it dry out. 30-10-10 at 1/8 tsp per gallon at least once a week, occasional single weak dose of msu for calcium. Shady, warm to hot most of the year, high 50's nights in winter.

Yeah, I'm at my limit. I don't think I can take care of this anymore.

This one got hit pretty hard in last year's mess, but it's on the mend. Obviously it can do more than what it's doing right now.

* Rifles through Leslie's old posts to find out what other album Paphs he has * hrmmm hirsutissimum?

Insigne?

Jackii, fowliei, villosum, godefroyae/ang thong

You gave too many clues lol.

Holy crap you bloomed one that doesn't suck!

Took a little time to figure it out, but it was worth it.