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First flowering of this nice schilleriana. The plant Is quite big with many bulbs but never bloomed before, maybe I kept It too shaded. Last autumn I moved her in a brighter position in the upper more ventilated part of the GH she definetely enjoyed!

I grew these up from a flask bought many years ago. Have a couple more that made a single flower so I did not include them in the pic.

I'm wondering if Paph esquirolei fma album x Paph White Wings Is to be considered a sib cross or an ibrid? Try to Google it but can't find useful info. Honestly I don't care if it's a ibrid as I really love this flower and willing to grab one very soon. Thanks to anyone who can clarify my doubts.

What to say but I like this!

Being a species that grows in a coastal climate, It does just fine where I live.

A nice compact species that every vanda lover should have.

A division from my mother plant, an old favourite in my collection. My coastal climate Is not the best for micranthum and in the summertime, when the GH Is open Is even worse but this Is a strong plant that even survived to a flooding into my GH had 20 inches of water for several days. When the...

Always been a lover of green flowers! It tooks so much time to open the buds that at a certain point I thought It would have not opened them at all.

This Is my first blooming tonsum and I'm pleased with the result, plus I really love the small dimension of the plant.

A nice Mexican species. At night the lemon cleaner smell Is just delicious! It grows in my GH close to the roof under very strong light.

A nice dwarf plant that opens its flowers a canary yellow turning to a more orange tone as they mature. Super smelly like a yellow/white frangipani flower.

A delicious sweet chocolate perfume comes off this flowers. 2 more flowers yet to open.

This Is one plant, a vigourous grower and generous bloomer.

A nice coloured flower. It's blooming for the second time on an early and few leaves vegetation.

I bought this as Paph bellatulum but would like to hear what do you guys think It Is. Potted in pure sfagnum with a pinch of dolomitic gravel on top. It's a nice plant with attractive mottled foliage and grows well.

From top to bottom: C. Pastoral 'Innocence' C. 'Old Sierra' C. Pastoral 'Innocence' C. " " ( without purle dot in the lip, unfortunately It dropped down from the bench)...

A lovely old friend.

This one comes from Venezuela. The pseudobulbs are quite smaller than other normal size C. percivalliana.

Is that the right name? Leslie, what your thoughts are about It?

Another much loved oldish species from mine collection.