Very nice, Kathy. My Green Hornet is still in bloom as well. In fact, I think it has been in bloom since April. It and Epi radicans keep me in flowers.

Jim

The David Sander gets better every time, Jim!

Kathy, looking good!!

The smallish Octomeria grandiflora had two cute blooms again today, if you blinked you missed them.

And there is the Zootrophion atropurpureum, throwing a few blooms my way once in a while.
"He is looking at me".....

I always hear a primitive bird calling "caw caw."

I saw wild Zootrophion in Ecuador last year...such cool flowers!

Do you have photos Todd? I love seeing them in situ.

I remember your pics on DG, but I am no longer a subscriber....

Same here.

New Voting Booth is up.
http://cubits.org/orchids/voti...

Here is the wild Zootrophion hypodiscus

Thanks Todd!! Such a neat one and you got terrific pictures. This is the first time I see an "open" Zootrophion.

That'a a very nice orchid, Ursula and Todd. I wonder if it will grow in Florida?

Jim

If it grows in NJ in a greenhouse and Ecuador in the tropics, I'd think Florida would be worth a try!

Todd that plant looks so happy surrounded by all those wet green plants! I didn't know that they open up all the way.

Kathy, they do not all open like that. I know that the ones I have, do not.

Great looking Paph. niveum Todd.

Jim, Brassavola David Sander is a real eye catcher.

Kathy, your green is showing, great collection of blooms with green in their makeup.

Ursula the little blooms of your Zootrophion are always very interesting and mine (when it blooms) opens like yours.

Things are looking up I have 2 Paphs blooming at the same time.

Paph lowii


Paph moquetteanum, left bloom 4 weeks old and right bloom 2 days.

Those are right up my alley (I do have lowii). Just great, Ken!!!

Ursula said:Kathy, they do not all open like that. I know that the ones I have, do not.

how do yours open?

Ken, both are nice but Paph moquetteanum is really outstanding.

Jim

Ken, those are wonderful flowers and fantastic photography!