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I agree, I use 4x54W T5's in the winter months per 2sq m and it is enough to even bloom multies.

Nice sandies! The plants look compact with the short spikes.

Have some of those too. Is yours from the red-leaf-type too?

That's the kind of roth that should imporve significantly once the plant is older. Keeping fingers crossed for you!

No, not from Michael, but from the same source whence he gets his plants too.

That is an outstanding roth with a very tall inflorescence. Does anyone know who the owner is?

My RO x self will bloom too in some months. Now I see what to expect. Your plant has the typical upward-bent-petal-tips that most of the RO selfings have.

I have 4 ooiis, they established in a very short time. Light: a little bit more than anitum. Water: Use big pots and water from the bottom (tray), if no water is in the tray anymore, wait 2-3 days and fill it again. I use alot of CHC in the mix and must say that ooiis are among the easiest...

I agree, definitely not roebelenii.

Yes, I was thinking the same. An interesting new species, but very ugly in my eyes. one could argue that P. ooii is ugly too, but actually I like that paph. Crazy orchid world where we sometimes cannot explain why we like some plants and others not...

Welcome from Switzerland! A good name you have :poke::)

Actually it is a variety, but sometimes it is just easier to write without var. i guess.

I must say that I generally don't spend alot of time with non-multies, but this is a nice and special plant. Well done!

Yes you are right, I think under daylight this plant would have the typical leaves too. But I must say that some anitums of my collection have these typical greyish-blue color and some do not. But it is possible that some of them are adductums in fact. I will see soon.

Wow, always good to see a living anitum. Most hobbyists seem to kill them over the years...

Iweyshen of shen liu orchids Taiwan has some for sale.

A nice plant you have Monique!

Just as an info if someone is interested in the very same question in the future: it is sufficient and gives results as good as a H14 filter.

...and don't forget to post these pics on the forum too! :drool:

Looking forward to see some blooms!