In the foreground is a hybrid barbigerum alba x villosum aureum, on the left behind it is a Malipoense, that really has taken its time to get to this stage! To the right of it is a wardii album and center back is a complex paph “Snow Festival”
A few in bloom
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Beautiful 
display!
Love your sun room!
display! Love your sun room!
How big is your sun room? What direction is it facing 
? Tell me about the room! Looks exciting 
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? Tell me about the room! Looks exciting !
Very nice ones. Expectedly I like the species most. The P. wardii var. alboviride is lovely and I can comprehend that it takes time to grow P. malipoense to this size and even developing of the flower spike takes a lot of time.
It is a 12’ x 30’ greenhouse…a real learning curve and still learning. Completed in October.How big is your sun room? What direction is it facing
There is an old outbuilding with a functioning cistern. I have rainwater and city water tapped to the greenhouse. I have already noticed a difference in plants watering with rainwater. Probably should have started using the cistern sooner while Paphs were under lights and in windows in my house. I have a propane Hot Dawg heater for primary heat and a Williams 30,000 btu heater for power outages they work great. I have already had a Thermostat go out…no other reason than the humidity I believe. What is a good millivolt thermostat. I’m going to ask this question in another thread.
SlipperKing
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I love these TH thermostats for cooling and this old Trane has been working for 15+ years controlling heat. I'm sure its very rusty 
I agree…easy to grow and flower! But, purists on this forum prefer species. I like em all.
The white is very nice
