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Wonderful view of a place I certainly will never see in person. I particularly loved the images of the strange plants in the mist in the second picture, and the glittering strands of mosses. I'm not envious of the uncomfortable nights and the rain, but I guess it all goes with the territory.

Gorgeous photo, Nathalie! It feels as if I am really "with" the flower!

I'm growing PK seedlings and their hybrids in ebb and flood very successfully. They are planted in regular Orchiata and Growstone (expanded glass the works similarly to perlite without the breakdown issue). I flood them twice a day for 15 to 30 minutes in warm seasons and once a day in winter...

OMG, Ed, where does this plant come from and are there any more? It's superb!

Love this thread! My suggestions start with "keep the medium damp between waterings." Next, learn the difference between wet and damp !" Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'd love to see the pictures of the larger plants, too! And the plant of this lovely bloom as well. What is the original plant's history?

Nice clone fer sure!

Love the leaves, too!

Great deal!

OMG! What a fabulous flower!

Wow! That dorsal is to die for! I'm looking forward to seeing the second one, too!

I'm loving these too! I now have seedlings and adult plants from three sources. Looking forward to some of them blooming this year (the seedlings, that is!). I'll be delighted if I have any that spectacular. The Fox Valley AM/AOS must be a wonderful plant, Tom!

Love that flower, Rick! I have quite a group of NBS plants that are fattening up at the base...hope for my first blooms this year.

Congratulations!

Incidentally, I try to keep moss at a minimum, since it eats lots of nutrients and reduces surface aeration...

I grow Phrags in a combination of Orchiata and GrowStone which is expanded recycled glass from a Colorado landfill. I've used this combination for over two years now and as long as you rinse the GrowStone once to reduce the moderate level of alkalinity the plants seem very happy. I like...

You know this story is not nearly as unusual as we would wish! Flask rooms are very, very vulnerable! If I ever have that kind of space I will have to buy an auxiliary generator and the services of a human to monitor when I'm not there! Eliseo, I'm so very, very sorry this happened to you.

I know I've been pretty quiet here during and since the POE show! I have been recuperating! I did very well financially, had lots of donated help from a friend Joseph Kautz, and from my dear helper Milagro Medrano and her family who kindly worked for me for hauling, packing, unpacking...

Wow! Nice flowers in every way!

So, Mormodes was right, and here I am! The Paph you bought will definitely do OK through our cool but mild winter, showing slow new growth around now with lengthening days. You will be frustrated watching the buds develop very slowly until the weather warms up, though. Adding light will...