phal species 'montage'

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we've had a few mini- heat waves between chilly spells, so my phal species think it's summer. often I have lots of things in flower during the time of year when we have no meetings! :( I took a collection of snapshots and I'm going to post them together. if anyone would like a closer look I can take a closeup. I've got a few others coming into flower so may add a few more. keep in mind these were all handheld snapshots, so some are a little shaky

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phal lueddemanniana 'Dark Tiger' a little shaky; usually has more flowers, slightly fragrant

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a standard 'white' form amboinensis from peter lin, slightly fragrant

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an aphrodite, standard form, from dwayne lowder of dowery orchids

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very vigorous plant, has tried to flower several times despite plague of mealybugs. finally has buds that made it to flowering

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fimbriata from dowery orchids; likes tons of water and then sharply drying. (monsoon conditions followed by strong winds) also slightly fragrant

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kunstleri from dowery orchids, has wonderful lemon fragrance!

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phal venosa from andy's orchids. was huge mounted plant when sold to me, now a large, potted plant. didn't take the first transition to a pot well, but with changes is now getting quite large again. likes standard in-home temps; not too hot or bright, can dry a little between waterings. see the huge, fat roots? often a good sign that a plant can take some drying between waterings (thick roots can hold a little more water)
 
Nice collection. Your pics are why I have increased my phal species collection. THanks.
 
wow,how did you managed to flower them altogether?they're very beautiful!

thanks. most of them do flower when it is warmer here, and since we had an early warm spell after it has been cool for awhile, I think they were all triggered to start flowering. there are a few more plants like phal violacea alba and later lindenii that are in bud or starting to spike. reminds me there is a phal parishii that is starting to flower
 

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