The New Additions

[Kevinator]

Alright, here are the pics for my newly bought orchids from the Santa Barbara International Orchid Show/Fair 2013


The collection right now.


Burr. Nelly Isler 'Swiss Beauty'


Miltonia sp.


Acropera (Gongora) galeata


Oncidium Tsiku Marguerite NN#1


Brassovola nodosa (I just waned to put this one up. Its been blooming for almost forever!)


Gastrochillus bellinus (IT HAZ TWO SPIKES!!)


Epidendrum hybrid clone (too lazy to get the name)


Vanilla planifolia


Bulbophyllum rothschildanium (wonder how it smells like?)

If the moderators think this is in the wrong section, then please move it.

That's all folks!

[Stray59]

I don't know if it's in the right section, but thank you for allowing us into your home to view your beauties - Pics are always nice -! Very nice collection of orc's!!
Steve

[WhiteRabbit]

Very nice!

[silken]

What a great haul!

[The Orchid Boy]

Nice! I like your growing area. What's in those hanging baskets?

[bellini girl]

Great haul, you did good.

[Kevinator]

Orchidboy: the orchids from the top left corner (by horizontal rows) are a failing Gongora tricolor, a slow growing Stanhopea tricornis, the new gongora, Bulbophyllum maxillaire, Coryanthes vasquezii, Coryhopea Red Martian, and Stanhopea wardii

Do you guys know if new growth leaves can look extremely curled? All of the orchids (except the bulbo) on the rack are starting to grow curled, small leaves as you may see in the picture (especially the coryhopea). Also, the orchids are producing much smaller pseudobulbs than the ones they grew from. Is there any way to stop this from occurring?

[Leafmite]

Great choices!

Those are wonderful choices.
I can't see the curled leaves from the pictures, but I know that I was getting small and curly-pleated leaves on some orchids because of very low humidity.