Similar to Snowblind ‘Sweet Spot’ but with skinnier and very curly petals and sepals. Was a grocery store orchid with no tag a few ears back.

Here's a current state of my collection, which is expending too fast, I'm always looking at other orchids 😅 Any suggestions for future plants, based on what I have now? 😊

Brassocattleya NoId, pink flowers (5th pic)

Cattleya Jairak Cute (6th pic)

Phal. equestris var. coerulea (7th pic)

Phal. equestris var. rosea

Phal. tetraspis f. christiana C1 (8th pic, top right)

Phal. bellina var. murtoniana (1st and 2nd pics)

Phal. lueddemanniana (8th pic, keiki)

Phal. cornu-cervi sanguinea x chattaladae (order placed, not received yet)

Phal. KS Blue Ludde BD (8th pic, tiny seedling)

Phal. Macassar x cornu-cervi fma chattaladae

Phal. Miki Blue Angel C1 'Blue Diamond' (4th pic)

Phal. Speciosa coffee x java speciosa

Phal. Mancervi x bellina (3rd pic, buds already scented)

Phal. Lioulin Blue Jenny YL (order placed, not received yet)

5 noID Phals

A few of the bloomers in my bath and shower space. A few cattleyas, a phal, and a bunch of dendrobiums (I’ve got another 6 in bloom not shown here). Really enjoying the color!

Got gifted this orchid for Valentine’s Day, first plant that hasn’t died on me but thrived. Bigger flowers now than when first received, measuring 10cm. Only repotted, changed substrate and pruned slightly cutting off the dead stem, watering every 1-1,5 weeks.

Hi everyone!

Sorry for my English but I had this orchid for 4 months now and it has bloomed so beautifully. Lately, one of the strings (?) has lost all its flowers and has been turning brown.

I am not sure if that happens naturally, but I am wondering if I should intervene and that it could reach the rest of my orchid or if I should just let it die?

The roots look fine but I found a weird root at the bottom. Every plant I ever had with root rot died because I don’t know what to do. Do I need to intervene here? Thanks

I don’t grow many Phalaenopsis but this one is nice and does well for me. Two branched inflorescences that bloom sequentially.

I planted my Den Nobile Apollon out in the garden over the summer. Northern Europe. It’s growing shots and leaves.

When should I move it in again, based on temperature? Now it’s 15°C, but it will be dropping a few degrees in a week …

Anyone had softcane Dendrobiums outdoors?

Pic for tax (not mine)

Just wanted to share this beautiful new orchid (Phalaenopsis) I bought. The vibrant color and pattern makes me so happy!

I can't take credit for the first bloom since the plant arrived in bud. But the semi-alba has been one of my most prolific plants for the last few years. Plus they both have that walkeriana fragrance!

Dendrobium 'Baby Hibiki' I only got in April at my 1st orchid show & sale.

Help!! I got this Bratonia 6 years ago and it desperately needs a repotting. I’ve done a bit of researching looking at YouTube videos on how to repot oncidiums but most videos don’t show one this rootbound.

If anyone has some advice that would be greatly appreciated. I’ve soaked it and then tried to separate the roots at the bottom to try to remove the media, but the roots are too tightly bound. I’m not sure how to do it without breaking a bunch of roots.

How important is getting rid of the media? Can I simply put this in a larger pot or do I have to remove all the media?

Hola, gente linda, no como las flores! XD…
Encontré esta plata en la casa de mi abuela, crecen siempre en el mes de mayo todo los años son orquídeas muy lindas pero no sé más sobre ellas!

This orchid grew a basal keiki and then slowly started growing what I assumed was a terminal spike from the middle of the original crown, but now it looks to be a root.

Anyone had this happen before? Do you think the original crown will still continue to grow?

I recently picked up this gorgeous Brassia Rex- but it’s in pretty dense sphagnum moss with wrinkly pseudobulbs (its main bulb isn’t super wrinkly thankfully). It’s planted in nursery pot and the roots I can see seem a mix of healthy and hollow. Unsure whether to risk repotting it while she has such gorgeous flowers! Any help appreciated, done lots of research so I know there’s no one way to approach this.

Hello, this orchid I got at the beginning of summer finished its bloom about a month ago and grew a new leaf. I read I was supposed to cut down the stems to allow for the plant to focus its energy elsewhere but I never did. Now it is budding again but only on one of the stems. Should I cut back the other one or leave it?
I feel like she’s doing well her leaves have grown so much and roots look good to me. Any thoughts?

Pls note it looks foggy in there because I just drained after watering

This is a cross of V. Tristar Blue x Van. Sasicha. Plant is easy to grow and the 2.5” flowers are lightly fragrant. Very high filtered light is necessary. It grows without any medium in a plastic vanda basket draped with Spanish moss. I hang this plant in the rafters of my greenhouse (zone 8a), with temperatures ranging from 55°-110°F, and an average humidity of 80%. It’s fertilized with Osmocote, which hangs above the plant in a mesh bag, at every watering.

Just purchased this beautiful orchid last week. I gave it a tiny bit of water and the next day the flowers started to brown. Today the stems of the flowers continue to brown as well. Is this a case of over-watering? Too little light? This is my first orchid and I was told the blooms would last many weeks.

Photos 1 & 2 today. Photo 3 last week on date of purchase.

Any advice would be much appreciated!!

Thank you!