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Sorry, no paphs or phrags. ;)

Bulbos:

B. ambrosia
B. fascinator
B. lasiochilum
B. macranthum

Catts:

B. grandiflora 'Nicola'
L. tenebrosa ('Pine Knot' x self)
C. aclandiae sib #1 ('Black Rook' x aclandiae)
C. aclandiae sib #2 ('Black Rook' x aclandiae)
C. intermedia var. aquinii fma. coerulea
C. lawrenceana (Bela Vista's flamea x flamea)
C. lueddemanniana ('Morela' x ('Ingrid' x 'Augusta'))
C. percivaliana ('Summit' x self)
C. schilleriana (Miranda's schilleriana x 'sib select')
C. violacea ('Muse FCC/AOS' x 'Cynthia AM/AOS')
C. walkeriana var. coerulea ('Dona Yolanda' x coerulea)
C. walkeriana var. coerulea
C. walkeriana var. alba ('Walker' x 'Lester')

Dens:

D. jenkinsii

Phals:

P. lueddemanniana

Thanks for peeking!
 
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The size of your collection is not important, it will grow like it has for the rest of us! You have some very nice plants - think quality over quantity!
 

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Me, too Eric. Compact growth, huge flower (relatively), and amazing fragrance. I need to find a var. tipo with strong parentage.
 

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Thanks guys!

Rick: I grow all species mounted. All on cork panels or, believe it or not, 2x4 pieces (they love these). The aclandiae's love horizontal mounts.

NYEric: I'm not a big fan of walkerianas that have the dolosa in the background, like the albas and Limrick. In fact I may trade my one alba seedling as some point.
 

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Cattleya lueddemanniana Oscura x Morala 'bien grandel' x self (just imported/bare root)
Cattleya labiata var. coerulea 'Cuyagua' x 'Ocean Road'
Cattleya labiata var. semi-alba 'Just Right' x 'Bon Dia' BM/JOAS
Cattleya bicolor 'Mendenhall Beta' x self (green, likely 4N)
 
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You definitely need some paphs and phrags. When I first started growing orchids I thought I didn't like them, but then I got a paph, and the rest is history.
 
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Nice collection Chris. I started with a Catt as well from a gardening store in Dawson Creek, BC, Canada. They were getting out of the orchid side of things and I bought it for $20. They didn't even have the full proper name for it. I got it to bloom three years in a row, won a prize in the local flower and garden show and was hooked on orchids ever since. Alas, the Catt died on me but I have since had loads of dendrobiums, an oncidium, several phaleonopsis and a coelogne cristata. I now have two paphs - a maudiae and a St Swithins. The Maudiae is just about ready to bloom so I'll post a pic when it opens.
I would list my whole collection but I don't have the full names of any of them. I'm finally getting a little more serious about tracking them and keeping them in order.
 

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Thanks guys!

Also to add:

Cattleya maxima v. alba x self.
Neofinetia falcata v. Amami Island
Laelia lundii v. alba

...and a newly imported Cattleya violacea. No idea on the parentage, but the pseudobulbs are giant (>12")
 

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Brassia caudata

Bulbophyllum arfakianum
Bulbophyllum fraudulentum
Bulbophyllum lilacinum
Bulbophyllum rufinum
Bulbophyllum santosii
Bulbophyllum tricorne

Dendrobium quadrangulare is on the way.
 

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Alright ChrisFL.......go ahead and list the rest of them.

My 'teensy' collection indeed!

Nice stuff. Now some slippers and you'll really be in business.

Craig
 

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