Elaine, I have 70 some Paphs. and have only see 12 of those bloom and probably only 6 of those are rebloomers. Except for my old reliable NOID it takes a minimum of 2 years to reblooom for the repeaters. I suspect you will have much better luck with your paphs.
Lindsey, the L. purpurata is lovely and your Miltassia Sheilob is an interesting specimen.
Jim, a bevy of beauties. I have an old Epi. Radicans with some stems 7 feet long, all wound around but it has never bloomed and is about to find a home in the compost pile.
Miltoniopsis Andrea West 'Wild Wild West', smells like rhubarb.
Paph. (delanatii x moquetteanum) and Cattleya Choclate Drop
Miltonidium Bartley Schwarz and Beallara Peggy Ruth Carpenter 'Morning Joy'
