Scaphosepalum rapax. http://www.orchidspecies.com/o...

Is this a mini? Well it is now! Bulbophyllum frostii. Little wooden shoes. http://www.orchidspng.com/disc...

Bulbophyllum ovalifolium. http://bilder.orchideen-bilder...

Whoa, off the subject a bit but look at these bulbos!!! http://www.forum.orchideen-for...

There is a picture of my Bulbo lasciochilum 'red' on that website. Here is mine. It belongs on the epiweb to ramble.

And my pic from the summer.

Den. cucumerinum. I call it Den. cucumber. http://www.orchidspecies.com/d...

Dichaea neglecta. http://orchid.unibas.ch/phpMyH...

Closer with new growth since Xmas.

Very excited about this Phal. parishii. First spike. http://eorchids.org/orchids/ph...

Second spike.

Den. striolatum. http://www.sborchid.com/plantd...

Bulbophyllum alagense from Ursula. http://www.orchidphotos.org/ga...

More later....

I hope this is not to big...Phymatidium delicatulum.

Great plant as always, rbt! That foliage is so interesting! Ursula can probably tell you if it's too big.

Richard, nice to see you here! Very cute Phymatidium!

Kathy, you have a lot of interesting Minis! I will look for the Dichaea neglecta, I like the interesting foliage. Same for the Den cucumerinum.
The Phalaenopsis wilsonii looks like it would be a true challenge for me.

About the Bulbophyllum alagense - mine is considered the small form. Have a look at my plant and blooms.
The plant pic was taken in Nov 2008. It has grown since then.

Closer look at the tiny little blooms of Bulbo alagense small form, which are almost greenish white.

closer in -

Hope mine ever gets that big!! It's a beautiful plant Ursula. Does it grow mostly in the summer in your cage?

Kathy, it will. And yes, it does!