Recent content by jtrmd

looking for a blooming size plant or a lead on who has them in the US.

It depends on what it is and the state of the mix. I tend to try to push it longer these days.

losing the power in that greenhouse was probably the best thing that happened to me. I went from well over 1000 plants to 20.

I am glad I only have a handful of my favorites. Once it becomes work, it loses the fun

my temps are never below 55f or above 80f. Grown very close to artificial lights I water after the mix has dried, with RO , weak k-lite for 3 waterings and flush with plain RO on the 4th. Grown in plastic nursery pot.

I have grown both in a Greenhouse and currently under lights. They seem to like very similar culture. High light (close to artificial lights, or high in the greenhouse), temps never below 55f or above 80f. I water after the mix has dried. Water has been Tap to RO over the years, with weak k-lite...

An easy to grow bifoliate cattleya species with strong fragrant flowers. This variety is the rarer form of the species. The sepals and petals are a nice green with dark-brown spotting, lip is white with blue-violet venation. The flower count is usually higher, but this is a smaller division made...

Very easy to grow miniature. It has a strong lemon fragrance from sun a tiny flower

An easy and reliable bloomer that I have had for years.

I still have it and will keep it till it's big enough to divide again. I bought this years ago when I still lived in Baltimore. IDK a price off the top of my head.

One of the few Paphs I still have.

I don't know if Peter sells standard Phals. But the cascading effect is done during staking as it grows.

wow this thread is still going!

Cattleya skinneri 'Casa Luna' AM/AOS

It's been awhile. But I moved and some plants didn't like it. If you have Paph. gratrixianum ' Cedarcrest' . I would love to get a piece. My original plant died over the course of moving. I also lost others. If you have anything with the clonal names 'cedar crest', 'harford', 'bruno', or...