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Hey Rick!! Long time. I was just searching for something I remembered back from my time here on the forum and found this post! Nice one! It was made with just "regular" (i.e. unawarded, typical forms of the species), albeit really nice ones. hope this helps, and hope you have been well! DM me...

killer

nice

beautiful

thanks, all

interesting. d. datinconnieae seems to typically be different colored than this also. if they are considered synonymous then D. sarawakense has priority. They could very well be distinct taxa however.

sounds good. the spur does recurve forwards, its just that it stops almost immediately after curving forward. it looks less pronounced because it is a short recurve

I believe the taxon you're referring to is quite a recent discovery. this plant was collected in sarawak like 20 years ago and my late uncle saved it from death before he passed years back. Ive had this particular plant since 2007

yep

Oops! Sorry for the double posting. I been having a hell of a time getting my laptop to allow me to post so this and the last one had been from my phone!

few more going off in the greenhouse lately... Habenaria medusa Dimeranda stenopetala 'Kate' AM/AOS - this one got its AM a few years back and has done nothing but get bigger, stronger and better since then. Dendrobium dearei and in the background Euanthe sanderiana var. album (a first...

From a few months back. I got a few others I'm just trying to find the photos!

Here a nice Bulbophyllum longissimum. I got a small division of this plan from the late Wilbert Chang some years ago and it has now turned into a wonderful specimen plant. He gave it to me with the label of "different strain from North Thailand" Dendrobium sarawakensis! One of my absolute...

The first is this nice Paph. godefroyae var. leucochilum grouping. A few selections from three different crosses. Next is a couple P. henryanum Lastly, a P. tranlienianum. I got seedlings from Holger some years ago and this is one of them.

i love this cross. always have. anybody have a lead on some more?

Aloha all. i tried to post a few pics just now but it keeps giving me an "internal server issue" reply and won't let me.. Im logged in and using photo bucket same way I always have.. any ideas?

it matters to a degree. in nature, there are often numerous fungal taxa that help to form the mycorrhizal connection. dealing with extremely rare, short range taxa of small populations lot plants ikely have rather specific and small groups (~3-5) of species to aid in their germination. this...

Eric I have one you can have for $50 if youd like. PM me

pps- sorry for my extended absence from this forum. I didnt leave you all for another, just been focused 100% on my PhD. Aloha

great growing Clark! glad to see that these bloomed for you. Thats pretty damn good for NJ i must say. Dot, or anybody else with doubts, that is 10000% pure sesquipidale. Not sure if this was from the selfing or the sib. that I did but I still have all parents, and a few of the keiki around...