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How big are you thinking? I have one that badly needs remounting and I think I can probably send you 10+ growths with at least two leads, assuming it hasn't self-divided too excessively under all the moss and algae growth. It'll take me 8 or 9 days to get to it, though, as right now I'm up to...

Wow! :drool: No, I hadn't, but that is incredibly nice. Great reminder of the huge and as-yet relatively unexplored breeding potential of Parvisepalum, both inter- and intra-subgenus.

Another beauty! Do you grow any Cypripedium?

Wonderful plant, thanks for sharing pictures!

Beautiful! I killed a nice white clone like this years ago, need to try one again someday. :o

Beautiful plant and flower! I'd love to see results of this crossed onto a nice Fanaticum, Liberty Taiwan, ML, or really any other Parvi. Troy, Lola Bird is emersonii x micranthum.

Beautiful little plant, great job keeping it so happy! Looks similar to cernuum and ovalifolium.

Beautiful plants, Rick!

That is incredibly cool! I'm definitely paying Al's a visit next time I make it to the DC area. What about a drip wall using tufa, or travertine tiles or something, don't these grow on moist limestone in situ? I have some moisture-loving calcicolous mosses to share if anyone's interested in...

Really lovely and nicely grown, too!

geogeo, the code worked for the offered plant when I just went to try it. Also, in context (how you should read any commercial offer), the phrasing "the price" most sensibly refers to the price of the specific plant for which Ray created this thread.

Nice blooms! Great Lockhartias and Dendrochilum, plants with bits resembling chains really appeal to me. And if you, uh, need any 'help' finding long-term housing for all those Pleiones, I might know a place in Georgia where a few could stay for a while... :drool:

Ahh too bad, still a great Phrag though and cool to have so many blooming at once!

Gorgeous! Is that another branch of the same spike in the background?

That is special!

Very pretty!

Wow, stunning charlesworthii! Offspring are lovely, too, but with a parent like that it's hard not to pale in comparison. Have you thought about crossing back to either parent or between siblings to re-roll the genetic dice a little? Or remaking the cross with charlie as pod parent? Also...

Beautiful in green or yellow! I'm not usually much for complex Paphs but this one sure has a lot to recommend it.

Wow, that color is great, especially the lighter spur tips! Any falcata fragrance?

Really pretty! Think how great this will look blooming as a multi-growth specimen someday...