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It is not easy to bloom rupicolous Laelias (sorry Cattleyas) in rainy Vancouver Canada 😄 After a few years struggling, I finally got some species to grow well and bloom, yeah! It involved a greenhouse and full unfiltered light 10 inches under the roof for all summer. They liked it... Lae-20 -...

This one is from JP Faust, young plant from 2017. It is the second bloom. The color seems stable now (first bloom had pale streaks across the sepals), only the pouch still has some trouble but hopefully will be more round next time. I really love the pouch lip!

I bought the whole flask of this in Dec 2016 from Woodstream Orchids. First decent bloom

Also from Woodstream Orchids delfask in end of 2016. First bloom in 2019 was not great, it is getting better...

Love the shape and colors ... bought it from Woodstream Orchids 4 years ago (just out of flasks). The first bloom last year had a deformity, so I am very happy with it this year!

A plant I got a few years ago from JohnM. A reliable bloomer and always a shape that I love 😍

It grows in pure Orchiata bark, quite wet most of the time. In greenhouse during spring to fall with big diff. of temperatures day/night. Under light indoors with regular home temperature for the rest of the year.

I have one other plant but is way slower, hasn't bloomed yet in 7 years..

I bought it as a compot (I assume it was a couple of months out of flasks) in 2013, first bloomed in 2017 (one spike with 2 flowers), now it the second time.

Best bloom to date (3 1/2years from flask). Grows in 2" tea mug 😊

First bloom 😊 Phrag Columbianum_2 June2020 by Jaljala, on Flickr Phrag Columbianum June2020 by Jaljala, on Flickr

Thank you Rockbend!

Thank you! will try to adjust my parameters... maybe I kept it too dry.

David, I kept it in my greenhouse on the top shelf with my cacti (!!) last summer... it grew but still no flowers...

Beautiful! That is one I cannot manage to bloom. It grows very slowly for me and never bloomed in 8 years :mad::( . Any advice on cultural conditions ?

Paphiopedilum thaianum by Jaljala, on Flickr']Paphiopedilum thaianum by Jaljala, on Flickr[/URL]

Nice Paph, but that Dendrobium monoliforme "log" steals the show :D

Have a look at this place: not sure it is exactely what you are looking for : https://www.kkorchid.com/pots-and-containers/See-Thru-Square-Pots.html

It looks a lot like Cymbidium eburneum.