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No name cyp found on the web. Wonder if the color is real.

Montreal's Orchidophiles stand A member stand Next post: some excellent local vendors.

large hybrid paph J.P. Faust (right) and Claude selling phrags. Lycaste Another Lycaste Phrag exhibit

I'm testing a new LED panel, this one a 900W Mars II with 5W diodes. Very bright, very quiet and very heavy (28 Pounds). Uses less than 500W. Put some of my orchids and a few other large plants, including a coffee tree under with excellent results. I read many pot growers are using these and...

Montreal sights taken last year during long walks Honore Mercier Bridge over the St-Lawrence River in the early morning fog. Fall colors in Angrignon Park, near where I live.

My very first post in nearly two years. Two spikes on the plant, there were three at first and broke one. http://s1081.photobucket.com/user/michel1946vega/media/CymMightySunsetBarbara_zpsbe7c64d1.jpg.html][/URL]

Just a message to say I'm back.

(besseae x boissierianum) First flowering.

Allow me to present you my new self and my new african orchid. We got engaged yesterday. Her name is Debbie.:rollhappy::rollhappy::rollhappy:

Phrag. Foolerisch (Phrag. April Fool x Phrag. fischeri) I have a handful of phrags in my collection that have these new growths die back. Can't see no bugs. Water is below 100 ppm. There is good ventilation. It has good roots. I sprayed with fungicides, repotted it, the last time in small size...

(Fumimasa Sugiyama x rothschildianum) First flowering.

This one was attacked by red spider mites and I thought for a long time I would lose it. But it finally came back with one single flower. Hoping for more next year.

(Hanne Popow x fischeri)

(besseae x schlimii) This one has produced flowers a deep rose these last two years. I don't mind the latest result.

It is branching but the plant doesn't know yet they should open together. First flowering.

(Barbara LeAnn x besseae) This one is sparkling in the easten sunrise. Spring at last!

(longifolium x Sedenii) An old cross, one of the most colorful until Phrag. besseae changed phragmipedium hybridization.