Lazy Update

[Theodoreorchidking]

 

[Theodoreorchidking]

Phragmipedium caudatum 1st image

 

[Roots]

The Cat is beautiful. It could persuade me to break my Paph only rule.

 

[Weaver]

I love the way caudatum buds look. One of my favorite bud-appearances. (Tho the bug-leg look of roths unfolding is pretty cool, too)

 

[Theodoreorchidking]

 

[Theodoreorchidking]

Second image paph is still growing. Brassavola has 2 spikes: one with 4 and another with 5 flowers

 

[Theodoreorchidking]

 

[Theodoreorchidking]

 

[Roots]

Wow, those are all absolutely beautiful. The first is an angraecum? How large does it get? and does it require substantially different culture than paphiopedilum? And would you know the name of the beautiful white cattleya? It is really spectacular.

 

[Theodoreorchidking]

Wow, those are all absolutely beautiful. The first is an angraecum? How large does it get? and does it require substantially different culture than paphiopedilum? And would you know the name of the beautiful white cattleya? It is really spectacular.

Angraecum Leonis and it stays quite small compared to others: 4in pot. I water it just like my paphiopedilums and it seems to do good. Sometimes it needs more water and you will know when the fleshy leaves start to wrinkle. The smell is strong and kinda spicy, I like it. It just grows in small park and has thinner roots.

The white cattleya is, C. dolls f. alba. It has a lemmon sent. If you want the seller of the plant I could let you know

 

[Theodoreorchidking]

 

[Roots]

What a picture with those lush tropicals in front of snow covered limbs. I just did a little digging around on the internet for both of those plants, but if you have a supplier you would recommend I would love to hear about them. I told myself to stick with paphiopedilums until I got them figured out, but I can feel that resolve weakening. And I just got a lot of new grow space under lights so perhaps a little experimentation is in order.