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Well done, Darlene and Kate! (Kate, did you see Jason Fischer's lecture on Phragmipedium? After describing his cultivation methods he said something like "And here's the best way to grow Phragmipedium - move to Hawaii!")

Not impressive, but here's the plant: There is a new growth starting Cheers, Paul

Well done, Darlene. That's the real deal and obviously thriving under your care. Thanks so much for sharing... Cheers, Paul

This one received an FCC for WSO in 2019.

Very impressive collection of blooms. This is my favorite species, so many thanks for sharing!

Thank you for the kind comments. It came from WSO. I'm not sure there are too many available. Hopefully, it will thrive and a division will be useful for trading. Good growing, Paul

First bloom on seedling from Fox Valley Orchids: Good growing, Paul

Well done! Such a beautiful flower... I haven't been able to coax my Phrag. kovachii into bloom. Your plant is certainly an impetus to keep trying.

Sue Omeis 'Black Canyon' today: And two more "ladies": QF Rita Hanne Popow Cheers, Paul

Nice job getting it to bloom. Mine flowered two years ago and has frustrated me since then. Look forward t seeing the second flower...

Exquisite blooms...well done!

Phrag. Eumelia Arias opened today. I imagine it might reflex some. I'll post an updated photo. Sue Omeis ‘Black Canyon’ is starting to open. I'll try to update later. Cheers, Paul

Just stunning! Excellent photography, as well...

I think the shape is very pleasing, and the color is amazing!

Very pretty!

Gorgeous flower. I have one from that cross that has bloomed the past three seasons. Yours has better color. I also have the reverse cross with besseae 'Rob's Choice' as the pollen donor. It hasn't bloomed yet, but I read the blooms are superior when the tetraploid besseae is the pod parent.

Very attractive!

Gorgeous - 'Hot Vision' is appropriate!

Graceful flower with great color - well done!

Very pretty...I, too, especially like the pouch.