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I love the combination of stripes and spots. And as always, outstanding pic.

I will look forward to seeing pictures of yours. 😊

Love the wavy petal margins on the tralienianum.

I love the linear stripes on the dorsal. Will all henryanums have linear spots?

Wow! You must have huge windows and they must be very full. I had to look up doritaenopsis. I read that an awarded cultivar in 1975 had a 2.4 m inflorescence and 75 blooms. A veritable orchid tree. Hope your windowsill growers are distant cousins and not close relatives. 😂 This will be my first...

Welcome from WA state, also a dull and cold place. I am a new-to-paph and windowsill grower as well. What all are you growing on your sills?

Southern belle, I wish you good luck with the orchid. I am anxious to hear if phyton 27 did the trick. To everyone else, thank you for all the info on urea. I have been wondering why anyone would use it if it has to be converted before up take, especially in a non organic medium situation. I...

How interesting. I would have liked to see it with the orchids growing on the outside.

Wow! That's a cool idea. Do you know what supported the nepenthes inside the pot?

Lovely!

I apologize if this is a question whose answer I should know, but I am quite new to all this. If I buy a plant and or flask, I don't have to worry about any of the import documents? That will all be taken care of on your end? Thank you.

Anticipation is part of the allure, no? But even the bud is charming, with the almost black sheath/calyx (need to learn my terminology), little hairs, and veining.

I am with Morja on this one. And I think the ruffle on the petal margin is pretty.

Thanks for the encouragement. I have moved it to an SH setup. Hopefully it will be happier.

Ahhh, thank you. Yes the pouch looks a little deformed and I think it is because the leaves prevented it from dropping down. Will use a click next time. I was kind of afraid to touch it this time. 😬

Oh my goodness! 300! I wouldn't have a place to sleep. 😂 I was admiring fireworks. I should have put together that it was a Phrag and blooming sequentially 🤗 But if I were to transgress my self imposed limitations it would be for that Tate Olsen. I am smitten. I think it was also in this room...

I think that is Don Wimber in the first photo? Brilliant and substantial! I had no idea that Phrags bloomed sequentially. I am also quite struck with that Tate Olsen. The Phrags are beautiful but I am trying to impose some limits to my addiction and genera boundaries seem a natural stopping...

Wow! A veritable cornucopia. Do you have a favorite?

I think it is quite regal. Congrats!

Wondering if anyone has tried growing Nepenthes alata in semi-hydroponics?