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Beautiful! I would be happy with any one of them (or all) :D

I don't have this species but a Thai grower I know online who grows in the highlands mentioned he grows intaniae alongside gigantifolium; shady, lots of water.

Sell it on ebay.. :p

Nice.. I like the natural presentation of the flowers (without staking).

Gorgeous bunch! The only drawback to growing these chandelier-type coels is the hanging space required to accomodate the plant and dangling spikes. Also short life of the flowers and seasonality in blooming. You might want to consider adding a coel rochussenii, should be much easier to bloom and...

Very nice.. If I am not mistaken, 'Hector' is one of the lowland-type (tall-cane) maximas, and one of the few clones that can flower reliably under tropical lowland conditions. The tipo and semi-alba types found here do not bloom reliably.

Shall I bring an axe? :evil: Or you can landscape my garden with this..

Very nice! From Thailand?

Gorgeous! Looks like sandie to me..

Very nice! I love the David Sanders with pink tones like yours. Used to have one plant with similarly large flowers and long petals but it didn't last long due to black rot..

Gorgeous! I also love this section of coelogynes, but not easily found here..

Very nice.. I think this plant is a good example showing that walkeriana can produce spikes from the top of the bulbs, and not straight from the rhizome.

15! Instant collection.. lol. Neps are wayyy more forgiving than orchids (paphs at least). Are those mainly highlanders or lowlanders? Lowlanders like a lot of water and can grow into massive bushes of vines. Highlanders are more colourful, like better-draining medium and are more manageable in...

Nice.. a few rare albas too..

Gorgeous! Interesting how different this gratrixianum is compared to the cultivated ones, which have narrow leaves with purple spots underneath (at the leaf bases), erect spikes and the base of the dorsal sepal is often rolled into a funnel.

Amazing specimens! What growing media do you use in vietnam?

Very nice bunch! I like the tallest christae with the wavy dorsal and spotted petals..

Wow! Superb! :clap::clap::clap:

Super clump! Need to find me one of these..

It would help to know where you are located, how you are growing them, if you move the plants around (indoors?) when they are flowering, and what kind of 'wilting'. Do you mean the petals turn brown as if they were fading? And what kind of variation in temperature do you experience?