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Moss seems to really help the overall vigor of the slippers and phrag's. Not sure the reasoning but I do notice in my two small kovachii seedlings the healthiest roots are just like yours in these photos and they reside right in the moss layer. It could be what Eric said but seems like...

I am pretty sure it is David Attenborough and he's awesome.

That's very attractive and great that it's a reliable bloomer. Why the re-potting dread...lots of roots to contend with?

It has 13 flowers and checking my records it has bloomed with between 10-13 flowers per spike in the past. My best was two spikes with 21 flowers total. I believe it could bloom more than once a year under the right conditions but has not ever done so for me.

Looks veryhealthy. I love the scent on these guys.

It's a moose!! Good growing.

Nice one!

Very nice! Good luck at judging.

I did not notice any fragrance.

Recent addition from Gold Country Orchids. Alan K. suggests this cross will bloom all season and does not need the cool winter rest more typical of these AU Den. hybrids. We shall see but so far, so good!

I like this yellow form a bunch.

Fairly recent additions from OZ. First time with this species and I am hooked!

Very nice flower. I like the purplish staminode.

Wow, amazing photos as always. Thanks!

This was supposed to be a separate post but I accidentally included it as a reply to my Stanhopea post. Anyway, reliable bloomer and does well in my windowsill and outside in summer.

Ascda. Macarena Iglesias Very reliable bloomer even for me growing outdoors in summer and windowsill in winter.

These never get old for me. Powerful wintergreen-like fragrance and alien flowers.

This one certainly looks healthy. I find these tough as well. I think the lower relative humidity for us non-greenhouse folks in one reason. Spritzing or watering everyday is a lot of work.

Very nice.

Awesome!! Seems like a ton of flowers for such a small plant.