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I am interested in locating and purchasing any of these species. I know most of them are unavailable and I will likely never be see them in person, much less culture them. But it takes little effort to through the names out there. This is Part I: __Section Codonosiphon:__ acanthoglossum...

Tom DE! I thought you had gotten out of orchids for some reason...

Just some iPhone pics... Bulbophyllum quadrangulare/adenambon by Chris Maupin, on Flickr Bulbophyllum quadrangulare/adenambon by Chris Maupin, on Flickr Bulbophyllum quadrangulare/adenambon by Chris Maupin, on Flickr Bulbophyllum quadrangulare/adenambon by Chris Maupin, on Flickr...

Great info, naoki, I appreciate you taking the time to write that out. I'll be working with a lot of weak/freshly imported plants in the future and trying to establish divisions from friends. I also traditionally haven't used any fertilizer at all, but I don't see that as sustainable with...

Well... My goal this time around is big, healthy plants. Plants that are rough from import. Has anyone actually verified the increase in hormone presence in the plants that are being fed pre-existing hormones from the kelpmax, e.g. vs. a control plant?

Or this thread?

Who wants to play some more in this thread?

Hoping to find these plants available for sale with the orchid budget I have set up for October-November. I recognize and appreciate their rarity and understand I am unlikely to see many of them. ascochilum (had it, lost it, looks like a very fat nitidum) caputgnomonis (I have seen photos of...

Thank you!!! These are exactly the types of numbers I was hoping to see.

Give me a daylight average or the mean for your lighting system.

I'm also thinking of Solexx instead, building from scratch, given the higher R factor.

Hi Angela! Yes, I have been all done for a few years now. I'm a research scientist managing an isotope/paleoclimate lab at a tier 1 University.

Hi Chad! Yes I know that clone of hians. The one in the hobby was collected pre-CITES on Mt. Tep Tep in New Guinea. I believe it was cultivated first by Dale Borders. I would be happy to purchase any of those species if available. Chris C. If you are out there... plz I also wanted to say...

Yes! Awesome!

OK, hah, we'll start straight off the top of the head. Bulbophyllum nitidum Bulbophyllum alkmaarense Bulbophyllum aristilabre Bulbophyllum fritillariiflorum Bulbophyllum pseudotrias Bulbophyllum sp. 'Dos' Bulbophyllum longicaudatum Bulbophyllum streptosepalum Bulbophyllum trachyanthum...