Recent content by Tony Beck

Congratulations these are great little Phrags I grow mine in Brisbane Australia without any problems.

thats a nice thing,the only problem i find is carting these to meetings!!but saying that, it is worth the effort.

Great flower! shame the dorsel is a bit off centre. Tony.

The Phrag Man. Well done, fantastic blooms if mine turn as well as these I'll be one happy orchid grower.

Phrag Mont Fallu (longifolium x Grande) The plant has been in flower since the first week in December and still going strong. To me it's big, it's bold and it's beautiful - okay so I'm biased!

Great flower, how old is an average kovachii before flowering for the first time.?

Fantastic display, I have never seen one better.

Well done Jim, hope it will still be out next Tue night.

Hi All, Thought I would share with you this Phrag that I have open at the moment Phrag Caroline Miller Ott (vittatum x Eric Young), it is very similar to Noirmont. This is my first attempt at posting a photograph so fingers crossed it works!!

Well done Bob,fantastic display.

Hi Heather all looks good ,I live in Brisbane Australia and have all my Phrags standing in a shallow dish of water during the summer months they seem to love it,could be worth considering for people in warm climates.

First thing I would do is cut the old growth and the spike off , give it more water increase the shade and cut back on the fertiliser. I grow mine under 2 layers of 75% green knitted shade cloth and they grow well and flower each year. How ever I live in Brisbane Australia so the weather has...

I am Brisbane Queensland and some of my favorites are PHRAGS-Mont Fallu-Court Jester-Fliquet-Devil Fire-Don Wimber-Giganteum-Red Sky-Paul Eugene Conroy-Wossner Supergrande-Noirmont-Sunset Glow-Caroline Miller Ott. Species-caudatum-lindleyanum-longifolium-pearcei-schlimii- besseae...

Thankyou .