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Nice!

Have you tried to smell it in sunlight? I have eastern sunlignt in my grow room this time of year and that may help activate the perfume.

I like it! (Paph. Yang-Ji Apple)

I'm afraid it's done for. With no roots and the disease still affecting the stem, it will likely die, and if doesn't, it will take years to come back to flowering size, if everything is right. I've been there.

It dried up for some reason.

Very nice Joanne

O sweet perfume!

I grew orchids for a very long time before I got my first paphs and phrags. Basically, I considered paphs kind of ugly. I grew some, lost most of them until I settled on phrags and multifloral paphs. Now, that's very nearly all I have. :D

This is one of a kind. Not all Achental have all those colors..

Nice! Been a while since I saw one of those posted.

Beautiful! I wish I had a good place to grow phals. Unfortunately, they don't do well with phrags.

It's getting warmer now in the growing room, which probably explains why it's not as dark as before. This is the period between the heating and the cooling. I'll probably install the air conditionning within a week or two. There is also more light coming in from the eastern facing windows.

I have, and at first sight.

It is white. Must be the lignt coming from the window... or I screwed up. Just checked the flower in natural light outside and there is effectively some green mixed with the cream.

(besseae x schlimii) This one has produced flowers a deep rose these last two years. I don't mind the latest result.

It is branching but the plant doesn't know yet they should open together. First flowering.

(Barbara LeAnn x besseae) This one is sparkling in the easten sunrise. Spring at last!

(longifolium x Sedenii) An old cross, one of the most colorful until Phrag. besseae changed phragmipedium hybridization.

(Hanne Popow x richteri) One of my favorites. I love it's uniqueness, the colors, the shape. I just wish it would grow faster.

I guess I was wrong then. But I got those too.:sob: