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Very nice. How about a pic of the whole plant?

I'm green with envy! Great set-up.

You need to get that beauty judged. What an awesome plant. Thanks for the follow-up pics.

Lovely pics and plant. Thanks for sharing.

Well done and good luck. A noble cause it is...

Very nice and I would not be overly critical of the dorsal.

That is amazing. The green and browns offer a wonderful contrast and make the flower really 'pop'. But twenty years! That would try even my wife's patience.

Great looking flower, especially the form of the petals. I like the peachy undertones.

That is a great plant ... Love the form and rich earth hues. I just added it to my bucket list!

I love those compare and contrast pics. Both lovely plants.

The first pic almost looks like the profile of flying dragons (not that I have first hand experience). I do like the rich earth tones. Well done.

Great colour and form.

Hard to tell but more pointed dorsal sepal leads me to think jackii, but I dont have much experience with these plans. My seedlings are still another year or two from blooming size. Either way, Should be a nice flower. Well done

The slipper wall is so thin it appears almost transluscent. I would think it is a short-lived bloom. Can anyone confirm how long florescence lasts? Thx.

I love them both, but the spice is really captivating.

Both are great plants. 'No buyers' remorse needed...just trade every other year!

Amazing series of pics. Although the task is made easier with such a great subject and devoted viewers.

Very nice. Thanks for posting.

Very nice. You will have a forest and orchid enthusiasts breaking down your doors in no time (well, the orchids enthusiasts anyways). May be a wee bit longer till the forest appears.

All I can say is, 'Wow'. Thanks for posting those gorgeous pics. I would like one of each. Nope, better make that two.