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Hi, sorry to hear it. I take some plants in Asendorfer, in the last order a Adductum, young plant...so, I hope someday to see his face and is a real one. But refound with ebay with young plants..its quite hard. regards

Congrats! Amazing work Bjorn!

Thanks Naoki. You are right, but...i have some problems with crown rot...the last a micranthum.

i like to hear that!! for a moment...i´m very:confused: ...:clap::clap::clap: Please nova, keep me updated!

I imagined it was so, but I never saw it, to thanks Lance.

sorry for the intrusion. How is it that ye do to irrigate paphs, to avoid problems of rot in the new leaf, with these sprayer pumps? like it rain? or approaching the nozzle to the substrate? thanks!

Thanks Jean for the photos! Amazing well growing! I´m with NYeric, is a perfect examples for both spp! Fischeri for me is hard to grow, dont like that disturb the roots (repoting). Thanks again!

Amazing! Really impressive plants!

Congrats! Nice flower. can be a pic of the plant-pot? I have one, is doing better with a open media, about 3 years in my house and i see the first root growing well now.

Congrats, really impressive!

Hello! To thanks to all for your replies! The littles "crickets" are about 1mm. I dont see any damage cause for them (i think). Erythrone, yes they have 6 legs and 2 antens, a insect. But not a dark aphid. When i have more time i try to take more pics wit the camera. For now, is better not...

Hi: Took some time watching these tenants in my plants, it is probably an issue that was treated a thousand times, but I'm not 100% sure of what can be. If they are bad ... what treatment is best? Is hard take pics...with the movil: :confused: Take another question, in some phrags...

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And...when the bidding ends?

Hello Tobias: To much thanks again for your tips! hopefully make some root from the base! great collection! Regards

What a beauty!! Congrats! I join the request for tips on culture. I have one, about 3 mounth ago...it starting a new leaf, but no new roots. Any recomendation?

Congrats Secundino for that flower! Very nice colors!

I hope that you will come to Spain!:rollhappy: Un saludo

thank you all. The acmodontum change a bit, the petals twists to be turned horizontally.

thanks for share! Fantastic results, i´m trying to learn about these method, and i find a study that i think is very similar with the same results: http://www.google.com/patents/EP1030555A1?cl=en