Miscellaneous stuff

[SlipperFan]

OK -- thanks, Eric.

 

[JeanLux]

All of them or just the rare ones?
FYI, I picked up:
Phrags Lutz Rolke flav x ecuadorense, Evy FInegan x schlimii, Future Impact x schlimii, Percei x Petit Port, Lynn Evans Gouldner x Pink Panther, Ecuabess x Paul Eugene Conroy, Frosted Velvet, Yakima River flavum, Caoe May County flav, caricinum x Petit Port, Wild Horse Mesa, richteri x Pink Panther, Grouville x Barbara LeAnn, Polar Shift flav, and flasks Cape May County x Pink Panther, and Waunakee Sunset x (Lutz Rolke flav x Cleola). (some of these I may already have )
Phal Heiroglyphica alba, and Lockhartia acuta.

Wow, a lot of new stuff you got there, quite some not yet RHS registered!!? Do you have names? (remember my spread-sheet ? ). Jean

I'll email you

 

[John M]

Nice haul, Eric! You musta' had fun. Thanks for all the photos. We hear names of lots of nurseries; but, we don't get to see many of them.

 

[NYEric]

Paph fairrieanum

Baptistonia echinata - really looking like bees!

 

[Erythrone]

Cute!

 

[hchan]

I love the Bapti, looks totally like a bee! And the fairrie ain't bad either

 

[Justin]

what's the grex on the fairrieanum?

 

[NYEric]

what's the grex on the fairrieanum?

Empress x #2 - from Piping Rock. I have another fairrie cross in bud and I'm hoping to get a photo of the P. Iona, this and the new one together.

 

[biothanasis]

They are so cool both!!!!

 

[NYEric]

Dendrochilum uncatum

Another tolumnia

 

[biothanasis]

Very nice both of them!!!! How do you grow the dendrochilum??

 

[NYEric]

Medium light, water or spray every day. They are very easy. I have a few others; this one has a very faint fragrance. I am trying to get large plants of some of the larger fragrant ones cobbianum, magnum...

 

[Orchidnut57]

I have just received my first Tolumnia Irene Glisson as a gift...love them
no spike yet but I have seen this one in flower...awesome

 

[biothanasis]

Thank you Eric!

 

[NYEric]

I have just received my first Tolumnia Irene Glisson as a gift...love them
no spike yet but I have seen this one in flower...awesome

Tolumnias are real easy as long as you keep them warm, in strong light and let them dry out daily.

 

[NYEric]

Another tolumnia.

 

[Bolero]

Wow, that is amazing you have so many plants around there. It would be a good job to manage them like you do.

Ever considered moving to a climate where you can grow them outside? ha ha ha......just kidding.

 

[NYEric]

Actually I have and the problem I'd face would be bringing the plants to another country!

 

[NYEric]

Photos from 2011 Deep Cut OS Show in NJ
Slippers:

 

[NYEric]

Miscl species and a Masdie hybrid: