Recent content by willamblera

Great photography! Lovely flowers on compact plants.

Just purchased one of these.This orchid as the name suggests grows upright and mine is maybe 8 inches long. The leaves are short, maybe an inch long. There are amazing roots all along the stem. How do you grow this orchid? Do you give it a cool winter to initiate flowering? Great picture too.

A novelty perhaps, but it seems that anyone of us with dwindling space for more orchids are just tickled pink to see relatively large flowers on small sized plants. I'm truly impressed. I'm new to this forum so other then aesthetics?, why is the pinching bad? Does this kind of flower formation...

Very Impressive!

Great pictures! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the info. Very informative.

Thanks David for those photos. I'm truly impressed and informed.

Gorgeous enormous flowers they are! I also noticed that you have lots more flowering in the background. I am envious!

Darn...I mean Paph. Susan Booth!!!!!!!

SlipperKing, I do agree that your William Ambler looks darker on the dorsal and lateral sepals. Carper's Susan Booth in a recent posting, looks like what I have, so I'm a believer. Could paph flowers be much lighter due to the flowers forming in bright light? That one gets late morning and then...

Great shot!

Wow. Beautiful to behold. I'm trying to see the difference between Susan Booth and William Ambler. The differences look subtle to me. This is my William Ambler Regardless, I'm in awe of these lovelies.

I can't contain my excitement :rollhappy: This is my first multifloral paph to flower for me. It seems that it will only have 2 flowers but this is its first flowering. Honestly shocked that it's doing so darn well. This was purchased from Cloud's last fall. Good return on that investment.

Thanks everyone! I do have quite a bit of room dedicated to orchids but space-wise I'm now maxxed out :(

Thanks for posting all those pictures of that lovely phrag opening. I've never seen one open before so I've learnt something new today.