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  1. Justin

    Paph rothschildianum first bloom

    Decent DW for a first bloom. These measurements will all improve as the plant gets bigger.
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    Paph rothschildianum first bloom

    This one is a winner!
  3. Justin

    Orchids 2024

    Thank you!
  4. Justin

    Orchids 2024

    Yes Charles E is quite slow growing and takes a long time to flower. It was over 10 years to rebloom from when I first purchased it in spike. 'Borneo' by comparison is a more vigorous grower and much easier to bloom.
  5. Justin

    Ryyncholaeliocattleya Carol Wood FCC/AOS grown under lights ( in a greenhouse).

    Fantastic! Amazing color and form. You should let Fred know. He would be thrilled to hear it.
  6. Justin

    How to Bring my Paphs. through a Vacation

    For a 2 week duration, sitting in a tray of water should be fine. I would not let Phals, Catts, or other virus-prone genera to sit in the same water source however.
  7. Justin

    Paph Season 2024

    Ha yes I am not complaining :) I have only bloomed 2 stonei in my life, and those were the only 2 I have ever seen in person (including 15-20 years of OS meetings/shows). Luckily one of those I selfed and have seedlings... I am actually anticipating a couple from a Taiwanese flask to bloom...
  8. Justin

    Paph Season 2024

    "No biggie, Just casually blooming stoneis over here..."
  9. Justin

    Orchids 2024

    Paph rothschildianum 'Charles E' FCC/AOS
  10. Justin

    Phrag kovachii

    Amazing! Still have not bloomed mine. Any secrets?
  11. Justin

    How would you rate this Paph. rothschildianum?

    Nice roth flower but I am surprised the plant is blooming. I would cut the spike and let it work on recovery.
  12. Justin

    J Burkhart

    Is that the correct label? The plant in the pot looks like a dendrobium.
  13. Justin

    Orchids 2024

    According to the calculator on the FirstRays website it's 117 ppm N. https://firstrays.com/fertilizer-ppm-calculator/
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