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Love the Aerides, this species always flowers well & regularly for me. 20190107_101251 by WEST VIC, on Flickr

Interesting discussion on FB in various groups on this. Many say it needs a dry winter rest, I used to do that & it wouldn't grow let alone flower. I now hang the plant in high light without burning by a long way, I water & feed it every time I water &/or feed everything else. It's doing better...

Have been informed that this is a very difficult or reluctant flowerer. Yes it is, can verify that. Atleast I've succeeded. 20181231_135007 by WEST VIC, on Flickr

Looking nice, finally mastered it's flowering I think, getting better anyway. 20181231_134740 by WEST VIC, on Flickr

If I see something I'll let you know thru here. PM.

Check Aranbeem.

A swap with a grower in Nth Qld. I saw a pic of it in flower before he broke up the plant. Just had to have it.

Yes David, I always find it takes a year or 2 to settle in a new plant to your conditions. Never judge by 1st flowerings. (mostly. Some are just too bad to keep)

Just got a plant of this, lovely. Well flowered.

Have discussed breeding with it. Some nurseries tried it but little if any success. No gemination or seedlings refuse to grow. Not used for some time, off the breeding bench in majority of cases.

Decided to post this just for its look. Flowers open a rich emerald green then turn to this on maturity. 20181207_101338 by WEST VIC, on Flickr

Maybe a touch bluer than in pic but not a coerulea. Wild imagination in play from namer.

Yes, it should be Harefield Hall, not Hare, but no change, not it.

Agree with ozpaph, not HH.

Never flowered this plant before, rather pleased with it. Colour is lovely. 20181126_165326 by WEST VIC, on Flickr

Used to grow these a lot, even had one awarded. Started seeing them make a return to shows in the last couple of years so I added to my already over stocked orchid house a while ago. I have one with 5 spikes that is a long way off. 46423666_2022890661107756_2025922634570530816_n[1] by WEST...

One of the better forms of this cross. Very nice.

Wossner Tigerprim = tigrinum x primulinum Bought a couple of plants of this cross recently. Haven't seen many pics of the cross at all. The grow I bought the plants from had this at a Summer Show this past weekend. 20181102_203628 by WEST VIC, on Flickr

Mighty fine Paph here.

This cross done by another nursery. If I can get some good pollen, I'm using this one.