that is nice*:cool: *

for me, it's a great plant.. it grows near the house of my parent and was the orchid I started with in my addiction since I was a child... I have a white form here (not yet bloomed as imported last year as a plain PB) and 'Oro Verde'.. I continue looking for a mottled one and for "Imperialis"... and any other form I could get in Europe (unfortuneatelly, Catasetinae don't seem to be very popular here :()

Susie...Incredibly beautiful...I'll have to try one of those in the future!..

hey kavanaru, i looked at your gallery, you have some awesome plants! i really love your amorphophallus bulbifer, that thing was huge!

Picking one favorite is like a mother chosing one from her many children .. I just can't do it :bua:
I love them all ;)

:coverlaugh:

Cattleya walkeriana will do it for me!

:scratchhead: I can't decide!!!!:roll:

All Angraecoids...hmm...just a couple of them :rofl:
Adam

David. I have a secret to tell you.The first flower in your list is first found in Sri Lanka .It was a hybrid done by Sri Lankan orchid grower .Many Many years ago . about in 1975.
He is Mr. Wanigasooriya. He was the Sri Lankan Orchid growers Chairman .

Ascps. Irene Dobkin
 

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but can you give me any and all details on the culture you have used for your Ascps. Irene Dobkin? I believe mine were going downhill when I purchased them, but I think I am resolving it. However, I want to learn any and everything I can from those who have been successful growing this gem! Lighting, potting media, watering routine (how dry do you let it get?), fertilizing routine, anything else pertinent? And anybody else want to chime in on this?!