I placed the pot into a basket and then it grew out of the basket. Essentially most of the plant hangs free like a Vanda with huge long bare roots.
Here is the plant last September as I moved things back into the greenhouse.

I don't advocate growing like this, I just do so because it works for me.

I have too many favs but I am rather partial to this Phrag. Michael Tremblay...I use this as my avatar on Slippertalk

I just knew it was your fav, Todd. And it is so beautiful and also your Paph venustrum pic.

And mine for today. Cym. Chen's Ruby 'Gold Tiger.'

Ohh both of you! NICE!!

Chen's Ruby looks like a painting!

It is framed and in a photo show at the opera simulcasts in my Town Hall right now. An 8"x10" with white mat and black mat frame. The markings on this flower are so graphic.

Ursula, what a magnificent photo of your orchids' roots!!! That picture speaks a thousand words to me on orchid habit/growth/culture. Thank you for sharing it.

Janice, thanks.

Kathy, it is beautiful!

Thanks Ursula! It means a lot that you think so.

Psychopsis Mendenhall 'Hildos'
I took this picture in April 2009, it is still blooming from the same spikes.

Kathy , do you sell prints? That's probably the only way for me to possess such a beautiful orchid!
Ursula, I recently got 'Kodama' and it's only a few inches tall, how old is the one in your photo?

Lindsey,
I bought the C. Chocolate Drop 'Kodama' around 2003 or 2004.

Yes, I have started selling pics, but you could grow Cym. Chen's Ruby because it is warm tolerant and I've seen it for sale online several places.

I'm getting quite a long list of 'gotta haves'
All these glorious pictures are driving me crazy !

Good!!

That's the idea, Lindsey! Obsession loves company!

One of my favorites is (Dar. Charm x Vf Virgil) x V Blue Sky

Great photo!! And I want it.

Thanks.
Silva Orchids still has a good size plant of this and at my visit to their greenhouse in January I spotted a seed pod on it! ( I think that was the plant) And these plants bloom when very small, mine did.
There is hope! I will keep my eyes on this.

Paph Fanaticum
picture taken December 2009

Wow! Marvellous!