Stanhopea Gary Baker (Assidensis x jenischiana)

[isurus79]

Smells great!

Stanhopea Gary Baker (Assidensis x jenischiana) by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr

Stanhopea Gary Baker (Assidensis x jenischiana)STEDNONRAW_thumb_1370 by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr

Stanhopea Gary Baker (Assidensis x jenischiana)NRAW_thumb_136c by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr

Stanhopea Gary Baker (Assidensis x jenischiana) by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr

Stanhopea Gary Baker (Assidensis x jenischiana) by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr

[DeaC]

I'm crazy for these! Mine has been a reliable bloomer for about 5yrs and now that I'm drunk with power I've added 4 more. Jennishiana is FINALLY in spike first time in 6 yrs. Guess it liked the drier winter rest that they seem to require as well as being more mature.Crazy fragrances these things have and it's all good. Even the hummingbirds check it out. More pix plz! (My bloomer is Assidensis x Ronsard btw).

[isurus79]

Originally Posted by DeaC

I'm crazy for these! Mine has been a reliable bloomer for about 5yrs and now that I'm drunk with power I've added 4 more. Jennishiana is FINALLY in spike first time in 6 yrs. Guess it liked the drier winter rest that they seem to require as well as being more mature.Crazy fragrances these things have and it's all good. Even the hummingbirds check it out. More pix plz! (My bloomer is Assidensis x Ronsard btw).

Gotta love it when they finally bloom! My second spike didn’t do too well and wouldn’t fully open, likely due to a recent temperature spike above 100 degrees. This plant was fine into the upper 90s, so it’s good to get an approximate upper temperature tolerance for this one.

[OrchidBro]

Absolutely stunning!

[isurus79]

Originally Posted by OrchidBro

Absolutely stunning!

Thanks!