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Wow, I really like this cym. Might have to make space for one...

Very nice flower! A fuzzy pastel.... looks like a warm hug :smitten:

Incredible colour! I would have a hard time letting that go...

Gorgeous one Tom, and 'Fox Valley' looks like a great companion!

Very cute!!

That is a striking bloom, and very unique for a dendrobium! Great all around!

I like the colour on this. Nice!

Very Nice! You can certainly see the Mega clone in those petals!

That is lovely! Great growing!

A very intense pink! Lovely bloom

Wonderful blooms and grouping! Do you have these in front of a light or window for the flower orientation?

Love the colour! A great one!

Fantastic! With at least 3 more spikes to come! You certainly know how to grow these Adam!

I love a good Don Wimber! That's a beauty!

Yes, this besseae is not a vigorous climber and has shorter rhizome, thankfully! It will make repotting easier come springtime. Hehe yes those shingles were the old siding of the house prior to the sunroom addition. I'm in one of the 100+ year old Wolseley homes. Tall ceilings, cast iron...

What a wonderful specimen!

Wow, I love the pink periphery on this! Great photos!!

Striking bloom and great photo John! :clap:

John, I treat it like my other phrags, so frequent watering with low TDS. Rain in summer and RO in winter. Each watering I alternate between calmag and fert. Maybe 1/8 tsp/gal. Either 12-4-8 miracle gro with micros or fish fert. I also use kelpmax and Inocucor solution every few weeks to a month.

Thanks to your culture tips, it has done very well for me! Of course John, if anything happened to yours, I could help you out! Interesting to know the origin of this plant too!