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Your dianthum looks like the whole group on dianthum I bought last year. Very thick leaves. Perhaps that's just the way they are! I hadn't ever had one before.

Nice! In your cultivation, what temperatures do you maintain?

Beautiful. Is the plant vigorous?

This plant is truly delightful! I'd give it a whole bench!

Robert, I look forward to seeing the new hybrids! I'm crossing some small stuff, too, but don't have photos of every parent to post yet.

OK, OK, so I flout convention and leave KCSM on 24/7. Jazz. I know that plants like it because they just won't stop growing and blooming, but I know that they didn't like at first. They wanted their Vivaldi and Mozart back! I'm selfish. I love jazz...

I concur with 1 and 6, with a shout out to the red one!

The C.loddigesii is beautiful, the L.dayana's lip is superb, and the B. medusae reminds me of why I should have taken some pains to photograph my first flower of it recently!

Great growing Bjorn! That malipoense in two years out of flask says a lot!

This cross is a steppingstone to smaller plants combining spotting and striping with the usually strongly dark pink pouch and attractively pink distal part of the petals. It's not intended as a stand-alone cross, though some of the flowers are very nicely colored.

Exciting bloom! I have yet to flower one,though I have a lot of seedlings and a couple mature plants. Waiting....

I have to say that helenaes are just the sweetest little fellows on the planet!

helenae dorsal colors The dorsals start out greenish and lighten to yellows

Most of my Bailey's Bids are much brighter pink/red. I have bloomed about 6 of them now and have several more. Your photo has a strong greeny/blue cast. I assume the pink is warmer in "person" on your flower.

I wonder if Dot has the right idea! It's so dainty!

Great work, Gary! I love that kind of story. Gives me hope for some of my slowly recovering plants!

Looking for one - anyone have a division for sale of a plant whose bloom has been photographed? That's asking a lot, perhaps, but any leads on where I can get one would be appreciated!

Very nice one!

We're happy you found us! There's lots of expertise here for any slipper question. Your spicerianum is indeed an "easy" one and should reward you every year with more blooms from it's developing clump. Welcome from San Francisco!