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Thanks! Looking forward to seeing them all in the same place. An interesting note... Just checked Kew. They have added some photos (think that is...
Beautiful blooming! Marni, I thought that the one with no spots was glicensteinii . (Found that description when looking for differences) So now...
That is WEIRD! I love it!
Mine lives outdoors, shady and fairly damp, in coastal southern California (about 60 miles north of Andy's). It has been growing fairly well, but...
Just to add a little note of confusion... I have a teensy plant... I got two flowers with white dorsals, and then when the third one opened, the...
Mine grows outside, coastal southern California. I grow it somewhat shaded, especially in summer, and it seems to be OK with the occasional hot...
Assuming that it is superbiens x anceps (L. Nemesis) it looks to me like the L. anceps part is the lineata form (like L. anceps 'Disciplinata')...
And don't cut roots. A bad root can still hydrate the plant though not as efficiently as a good one. If you cut roots, there are NO roots, and...
I have a few Pholidota species that look similar. Related to Coelogyne. Can't help down to the species level, but this might be the genus, or a...
It looks like it is in really large coconut chunks. The coconut will retain some water but it's going to dry out very fast. Which is a good thing...
Marni - Yours looks a lot like mine, that came labeled as B. ceboletta and isn't. (Leaves much longer, not even close) So if you ever figure out...
What are your night temperatures? Those would be the limiting factor for the Phals. I use 55 deg F (13 deg C) as the benchmark... except for the...
It is time... if just now starting spike, then September for blooming is about what I would expect.
