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The fuzzy lips on this species is so interesting.

Wonderful! I would love for micranthum season to come to my growing area. Any tips on blooming these?

This is particular plant likes to climb. So I don't think pot culture any kind works well for it. The mites are not a constant issue and were dealt with easily. My humidity is between 60-65% in my growing area. I am not too concerned. Now it just needs to keep growing and producing new roots...

I am thrilled to see this one blooming. It has been a challenge to keep it close to happy. This species is a climber so pot culture was difficult. Mounting and a spider mite attack set it back, but now it is progressing. Not the easiest to photograph.

The cooler temps can really make a difference in these. Both blooms are lovely but the shape and color in January are stunning. Is this a first time bloomer? I am wondering if some of the shape changes are also influenced by maturity.

Thanks. It is a 2.5 or 3inch air cone pot. I can't remember which is correct. It's a very compact plant.

This hybrid really let's the fischeri shine through. The cross is Pink Panther x Barbara LeAnn.

Lovely color and shape!

After taking a few years off post division, my Paphiopedilum Wössner Goldegg (Pine Glow x armeniacum) is blooming. It still opening so I will post an update later. This time the spike is pretty compact maybe 6-8 inches.

That is spectacular! I don't go too far out of my way to find alba forms of Paphs but this might be an exception!

This is certainly a favorite species of mine. Please update us once it opens! Waiting can to so tough.

Marvelous on all counts!

Welcome to the forum! Fantastic kovachii.

Lovely flower. great story!

I am also a fan.

Wow! Great display. It always pays to listen to your orchids.

So the staminode is indented but its minor compared to others.

This one bloomed faithful until I moved. Since then it bloomed once in 5 years. Last summer I grew it next to the Cattleya. I guess that did the trick. Hopefully this is repeatable.

Interesting idea on the container! I was wondering about that. Thanks

I have a large one that finally spiked only to blast 3 weeks into development. On the other hand I have a seedling from Windy Hill that is a single growth seedling that is spiking. I wish I knew why one seems so hesitate and the other bloomed early. Breeding and good genes I guess. I grow both...