Yearly gh cleaning and along going stressy weeks

I did not post pics for some weeks, because of gh cleaning that, of course, took a lot more than the estimated time !!! combined with a week of holidays, !!! No chance to synchronize!!

So here some pics of my cleaning experience, and , more interesting, flowering orchids during this period (I do not start a separate thread for each as I had in the past years); I will include slippers here!

The larger part of my plants had to go outside the gh for some days; quite some of them will spend summer here (not on this table, my wife would :drool::drool:


My slippers had to migrate into moving boxes for some (3) days!



One look into the gh while cleaning is ongoing:



So far for the cleaning action, and here now orchid pics of plants flowering during these last weeks:

Angreacum magdalenae, this year with 3 spikes and 6 blooms:


Brassavola cucullata, 2 flowers only:


Cattleya Green Emerald 'Orchid Queen:


Cattleya intermedia aquinii:


Cattleya mossiae alba var. wagnerii:


Cattleya walkeriana:


Coelogyne celebensis ex Sulawesi:


One more post to follow: Jean

Dendrobium mochatum, 2 spikes, each +/- 12 blooms:


Encyclia 'Orchidjungle' x cordigera:


Epidendrum ciliare with about 10 spikes with 50 flowers+:


Euchile mariae, 1st spike of 5 to open:


Laelia tenebrosa, 2 spikes, 3 flowers this time:


Mokara hybrid:


Renanthera monachica:


a few weeks later with catt. interm. coerulea:


One more, I think!! Jean

Rhyncholaelia digbyana, this year again with 4 lovely large flowers:


Trichopilia tortilis was reticent to flower these last years, but now, some months after repotting brings up 7 blooms!!! (=> Thanasis )


and my lovely Vanda coerulea , a reliable bloomer:


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Now for my slippers:

Paph curtisii:


Paph noid 1:


Paph noid 2:


To come:

Paph Dollgoldi:


Paph Lebaudianum:



and to finish a pic of my armeniacum, repotted following ex. of forum members !!






Thanks for looking!

Jean

The color on that L.tenebrosa is incredible! How do you grow your Trpla.tortilis?

Lots of beautiful orchids Jean Lux. Congrats!

Amazing photos!!! Your plants are very happy!!!!

(the tortilis is putting a new growth!!! )

Nice G house cleaning JeanLux! Yahooo for Dollgoldi!!!!!

What a great collection you have, JeanLux!

tenman said:

The color on that L.tenebrosa is incredible! How do you grow your Trpla.tortilis?

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Here is a pic of the plant parts after repotting into clay pots in March this year: media is some bark with a lot of lava stones!! The left one is in flower, and the right one is showing several spikes! Jean

Thanx for sharing; now get back to work! oke: