Paphs in situ

[lienluu]

Found a site with some really nice pics of Paphs in situ, particularly the large clumps of P. emersonii!!!

 

[Rick]

Hirsutisimum as ground cover!

Wow, Thanks Linleu:clap:

 

[lienluu]

Hirsutisimum as ground cover!

Wow, Thanks Linleu:clap:

I know!! I saw those pics after i sent that link. Aren't they incredible???

 

[Rick]

I grow almost all my phals mounted, and see pics of all these cliff growing paphs.

I know someone who has a henryanum mounted on rock.

I think I may try something like that too.

 

[lienluu]

I grow almost all my phals mounted, and see pics of all these cliff growing paphs.

I know someone who has a henryanum mounted on rock.

I think I may try something like that too.

Did you see the short article in the OD about the Phrag. Hanne Popow that was mounted with 10+ spikes? If you don't have it, i can send you a pdf copy. I'd like to try that with some of my Phrags.

 

[gore42]

Wow, those are pretty impressive!

Matt

 

[SlipperFan]

Wonderful photos. Thanks for the link.

 

[likespaphs]

wow... that almost made me cry it's so beautiful....

 

[Shadow]

Did you see the short article in the OD about the Phrag. Hanne Popow that was mounted with 10+ spikes? If you don't have it, i can send you a pdf copy. I'd like to try that with some of my Phrags.

I'd love to read this article too. Please, send me a copy if it is possible. oi at lisgroup dot net

 

[Heather]

Those hirsutissium are unbelievable!! Can you imagine stumbling across that? Wonderful if they are still there.

 

[Greenpaph]

The emersoniis are beautiful!

thanks for the great photos

 

[NYEric]

Crazy, man. E.

 

[streetmorrisart]

Wow...thanks for posting that link. I love finding orchids in the wild--it's obviously awesome we can grow them, but there's something really magical about finding them in situ. I about died when I found clumps of Cyp. arietinum in Ontario the first time. Seeing wild parvis would really push me over the edge!

 

[Drorchid]

Lien,

Thanks for posting the link. Pretty amazing pictures. I liked the Paph. x cribii (villosum x appletoniaum)....gave me an idea to remake it here in the nursery.

Robert