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Gorgeous! Too bad this species needs cool nights for long term survival..

Very nice eye-catching markings! Looks like this species may be quite stunning when blooming en masse in its natural environment?

Nice show! That specimen Thunia is huge!!! I did not expect a Thunia to dwarf a Dend Gatton Sunray beside it.. And do you happen to know the name of the flaming red dendrobium in the centre of the same photo?

Nice combination!

OMG!!! :clap::clap::clap:

Can we see the whole plant please?

Gorgeous! Is it blooming on a single mature fan?

Stunning!

Wow.. that's spectacular! :clap::clap:

Very red examples of this species... Where/who were they from?

Really gorgeous! I love it.. How many growths are there?

Wow! Superb..

That stonei and PEOY is just ridiculous!!! :clap::clap::clap: I love this, whatever it is..

Absolutely gorgeous... Try to self this plant when it is strong enough.. Yours is probably ex-wild origin.

Nice.. but again, barbatum and callosum show enormous variation depending on locality. The barbatum leaves look very pale. I find this species likes lower light than callosum.

Thanks for the informative guide.. This year, I tried 2 flasks, 1 catt and 1 dend (Formosae) but have yet to try a paph flask (rarely available here). Will follow your guide when I do get my hands on one..

Gorgeous! The phili (roebelinii) is strong in this one.. :D

Very nice comparison..

Nice... Interesting that the floral parts could still change even after they have been pre-determined, as you mentioned 'They were all setting male buds when I overexposed them'..

Wow! Fantastic! :clap::clap::clap: What mulch is it that you use, John? Looks like CHC to me.. :confused: