Aah.
Well that certainly explains these male flowers, as my greenhouse is on the shady-er side of things, due to my love of stans and the catasetums and...okay, SO MANY of the lower light orchids.
Do you think east window and artificial tube light culture is likely to produce the female flowers then?
This plant lives in the shady ambient light section of the greenhouse.
I did not see a specific article on temperatures.
I read that remark somewhere in an orchid discussion on the internet. Which is certainly NO pedigree for a belief, it's just one of the few remarks regarding production of gender that has stuck with me. So, I am certainly eager to read responses to that and fixes with the way I understand this awesome culture.
Again, my THANKS!