Time for a new thread -

My Ascofinetia Cherry Blossom 'Odoriko' is opening a bunch of cute little spikes.
For those who don't have room for huge Vandas....

Lots of blooms

I don't do well with Miltoniopsis. Either I am losing them outright, or they get spotty leaves, or they don't bloom.
This one has spotty leaves but it has 3 spikes, the first one just opened. It's a noid.

Wow very pink!! Love the Cherry Blossom and I don't mind the spotting. So pretty!

Phrag Noirmont is back to 4 flowers today.

And Rhyncholaeliacatt Velvet is emitting a scent throughout the diningroom.

This Phal opened today. I think it's Sun Beauty.

My first spike on my Catasetum Jumbo Pearl x Jumbo Babylon is opening.

Close up.

First flowers open this spring on Perreiraara Motes Leprechaun 'Haiku Mint'.

Love your Miltoniopsis.
And Kathy that Phrag is a great one.

Paph Ho Chi Minh

Nice!!!

Janice, I the Paph Ho Chi Minh. Nice picture too.

Kathy, my Perreiraara is resting right now, no spikes in sight. I think I can smell the Velvet from here! . Very nice Catasetum, I like it a lot!

Thanks. I love the green and brown colors!

Both flowers are fully open on Dendrobium unicum.

We set up a misting system on the portable slat house this evening and resurrected the old greenhouse timer. I was surprised about how inexpensive the tubing, reduction fitting for the hose, T's and misting nozzles (360 and 165 degree) were. There was an instant physics review as the pressure kept dropping. There's a formula for that with a fancy name that I seem to have misplaced! Need to put in a Y and have two separate lines to boost things up. That or do a lot of math. I'm down to a piddle at the end of the line.

Ah, Bernoulli's principle!
That should make watering easier when you are out of town.

Did you smell the blooms? nice!!

Ahh that's it, Bernoulli's principle! Well now that I've been reminded, I also remember it's a bit complicated. Lots of goesintas and takeaways. Would my math skills be up to the task even if I review the formula? Maybe just putting in a Y connector and relying on Atlanta's ability to pressurize the water is the best bet.

Yeah, the V - thingie sounds just perfect to me.

The living room smells yummy right now, I brought my Epidendrum parkinsonianum downstairs, the blooms exude a beautiful "white-floral" scent, nice!

and the very long plant with its typical growth -