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In 2021 I ordered a Phragmipedium pearcei from Ecuagenera, which was delivered to me with the remains of a flower and could therefore be unambiguously identified as a pearcei. In spring 2022 the plant bloomed and once again it became clear that it was a pearcei. Due to lack of space, I...

Does anyone of you know whether the Phragmipedium besseae var dalessandroi, which is offered at Ecuagenera, is really a dalessandroi? I also ask because dalessandroi is actually a species and not a variety.

Phragmipedium Memoria Garren Weaver A very successful hybrid with pearcei

Phragmipedium Ivan Portilla (Phragmipedium Grouville × Phragmipedium kovachii). There are better ones but there are also significantly worse ones, I'm not dissatisfied. One could almost believe that Hanne Popow would be part of it.

Some time ago I got a Phragmipedium Sedenii from Ecuagenera. When the flower opened a few days ago, I was horrified, I had expected something completely different. So I started researching and found this listing from eliteorchids.com which is identical to my flower. Unfortunately, inquiries to...

With generatively propagated hybrids, the tension always remains until the end as to whether the expectations will be fulfilled. I'm very satisfied.

Almost 70 flowers and an intoxicating scent.

A bit out of style, but still one of the most beautiful primary hybrids. out of style, but still one of the most beautiful primary hybrids.

It's blooming for me for the first time. Stanhopea embreei!

There is not much to say about the really beautiful things in life, Phragmipedium reticulatum.

I got them in March with a tiny beginning of buds. I always hoped that she would make it. She did it. Even if she has a few little flaws, I still love her.

First flowering of my Phragmipedium longifolium after a year with two inflorescences.

Took this nameless beauty yesterday in Dresden. Now I'm wondering what it is and I'm hesitating between QF Maria and Memoria Dick Clements, what do you think?

Unspectacular and yet always beautiful. Paphiopedilum gratrixianum.

A sukhakulii hybrid with 75% sukhakulii, flowers reliably every year.

An unregistered hybrid is blooming at my place right now.

The first two of four inflorescences have unfurled their flowers. They are blooming for me for the first time.

Here finally my Krull's Glacier with all three flowers. With best wishes for the new year

My Spicerianum is not as well endowed as Leslie's, more like the garden center average, but she has been inspiring me for 6 weeks, I particularly like the flag and the "ruff".

It is now exactly one year since I received my first Phragmipedia from Ecuagenera. The day I got them I felt like a boy discovering the beauty of girls for the first time. One of them was particularly beautiful. It was a Phragmipedium humboldtii, which was delivered to me already with buds and a...