Not tired of it at all!

I love Renate too, Elaine. Post away!

Great flowers from a great lady!!!
I love them every single time I see them!!!

No complaints here either!

And my little Phal is a trouper! The leaves have some minor damage from growing outside, but I take it!

That Phalaenopsis sure is a cutie pie but I love that display container that you have it in. Very, very nice combination Ursula!!!

It is a Neofinetia falcata pot! Leftover from my Neo-years!

Wow Ursula...that's a REALLY nice left over!
Your L. anceps looks very happy ..and that Schom....oh my! What a crazy flower and lip! Is it a typical Schom with a 6' spike?
Elaine, I'm with you on the Renate...it's just beautiful and always a joy to see.
A few new photos here this morning
blooming for the first time, a plant that I Iooked high and low for, at last January's Tamiami Festival. Ren. Wynn McPheeters ( bella x monachica).



Another first time to bloom plant

C. Starting Point 'Unique'








Bulb. mastersianum 'Papaya Parachute' with ANOTHER round of 5 spikes..this makes 3 months in a row!



and Myc. SunCoast Pink Passion

Very interesting plant Lindsey! I wasn't aware of Renanthera bella prior to today. Well I should not say that because I might have forgotten it by now but regardless, a compact, more manageable Renanthera is refreshing to see! So the blooms and plant are more compact then and the color is just as spectacular? I can see why you looked so hard for it.
Seems like the background color is a golden yellow maybe with brilliant red markings? Very nice. I know some of those Renanthera hybrids can get to be over a meter in height. So here you still get gorgeous color I imagine on a compact plant?!
How cool is that?!?!?!

But Wynn McPheeters? Gee wiz that seems a little odd. I guess he made the cross. How about Ren. Solar Fire or Ren. Solar Flare or Ren. Hot Lava??? Wynn McPheeters??? No way.

Yes Bill, it's a very small plant , that's the only reason I could have it...I've seen some of those monster plants!

A real cutie!!

Yes, very cute!! And I will henceforth call it "Lindsey's cute Renanthera!! " Even smaller than monachica.
And yes, this is one of those Schomburgkias with tall spikes, although this particular growth was a bit late in the season and a bit smaller. But I have a piece of the alba monster and the spike on that will surely bloom in the ceiling. ...While in the meanwhile the huge mother plant was busy adding growth without spikes.....
( I had split off some pieces to be able to lift that mother-monster)

Very nice Show, Lindsey!!

Wynn is a real cutie with extraordinary depth of color.

sugarcane said:

• Orchid (Renanthera Wynn McPheeters)
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Another first time to bloom plant

Amazing and beautiful!

Thanks everyone!

Today -
Coelogyne Jannine Banks 'Snow White' works on 4 spikes this year

I hope the other 2 spikes on this Rhyncattleanthe Orange Nuggett 'Kadaoka' look better....


Dendrochilum bicallosum


and Epidendrum Saranac Lake is still opening one cluster after another

The problem child is still going strong. The flowers have relaxed a bit but are still pretty wonky and the original flower is still upside down. They have been in bloom for two weeks now and still look fresh.

Well at least it bloomed. That is better then anything I have at the moment!

Ursula, you have given us a view of a Dendrochilum we seldom see. What a beautiful flower they are.
And Saranac Lake just seems to want to bloom its little ❤️ out, doesn't it?!

I agree, it is blooming, Alice! Sometimes I see late growth/getting the wrong signal perhaps when I move my plants inside in the Fall and those late bloomers are many times a tad wonky! Yours looks like a pretty plant and the colors are very nice!!
Take a closer look at the Orange Nuggett, the third bloom on the bottom didn't resupinate!

Thanks Bill. Yes, the Saranac Lake blooms on old canes and I am always amazed how and when they come back to life.

Wth. Plexiprisma crystallii?