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Very interesting. Thanks for posting that. The markings on the dorsal are very unique and interesting. I wouldn't be surprised if this species becomes popular, hopefully through propagation instead of poaching.

I appreciate everyone's feedback. Sorry for the delay in replying. See some answers below. In most cases around a year. This particular plant has excellent roots. Possibly mechanical damage on that one particular leaf. Virus is always a possibility but not very common in phrags. I...

Very nice.

Normally I'm not a fan of this type of phrag but that one is very pretty!

This is a good performing Don Wimber clone that I bought from eBay over ten years ago. It originated from Whippoorwill Orchids in Arkansas I believe.

Very bold and pretty. Nicely grown.

Tom - I use RO water with the MSU-type fertilizer at approximately the recommended dosage every watering. I also throw in some Epsom salts every few waterings too.

Hi, Over the past year I've had a few phrags that get random spotting on leaves. See photo below. It looks like something bacterial or maybe some sort of insect biting. Has anyone seen anything similar or know how to resolve this? Thanks in advance for any information or advice!

I generally don't consider growing larger cattleyas because how much room they take but wow that is nice.

eBay - as a division from the grower that got it awarded.

Lots of nice looking plants there. Superb photography too!

I really like that one a lot.

This is the always reliable Cardinale 'Wilcox'. It's a very robust grower that busted out of its pot this year. I don't ever remember another phrag doing that.

I didn't care for this one the first time it bloomed. It's a lot better the second time though as the division has grown quite a bit now. It's a fairly easy grower.

Pretty easy growing hybrid that can bloom several times per year. It recently opened a third flower so I replaced the original picture. e-spice

I see a lot of nice reds and that's a really good one.

Both are very nice! I kind of prefer the one on the left.

Great color saturation! I really love Ecuagenera but don't buy phrags from them.

Looks great and very nice photography!

Amazingly large flowers and amazing fragrance. This one was quite an experience. If you don't have a Stanhopea in your collection it's time to make room for one!