Only 2 for now. But there's another batch dying at Wal-Mart, so I'll probably pop in again at the end of the week.

I have "only" more than 100, I write a report to every single one I have...

It is a quite thick book now, after some years...

...it could be a good orchifd care guide book...

I need to take a recount... I have acquired more. They are just like Lay's potato chips... you can never eat just one.
Orchids, you can never have just one.ginnibug

Well, when I joined I had less than 20, now I have exactly 70, but the numbers will decrease by two since two oldies are getting a new home. Maybe I should add one of the mini phals as well, as a little bonus plant? Hmm...:hmm

We'll see how many I have in two weeks since I'm still expecting more orders after all.
:rofl:

Around 240 on last count...

I think around 250-300. They are databased, but db is on other computer. All species. About 80% mounted, mostly smalls and minis. Includes some divisions and keikis (10-20?). Have 3-4 Schoenorchis, but really getting into Oberonia and Notylia.

When I joined the board 2 years ago the count was about 25, now I'm up to a bit over 300 including compots & divisions. I will run out of space with suitable light conditions unless I cull.
The vast majority are unflowered seedlings (from flasks & compots & the occasional tube purchase), so as they mature I'll sell off or give away the second string clones and duplicates, and keep the best for showing and breeding.

Wow! u joined in feb. thats like 3 months time! :rofl:

I feel ya, i'm at 20 or so rite now, and have like 10 more expected in the mail this week.... not counting the compot... :evil: i'll have to update in a few weeks as well......:rofl:

I must be a sad case, last count was over 1100, always have colour though

I now have 14 orchids. Exactly half are noid phals. I have 5 pink noid phals and 1 large pink noid phal. I'll probably give away some of the mini noid phals to make room for some more paphs, an Onc. Sharry Baby, and a Psychosopsis papilio, and maybe some more... You can never have enough orchids, right? :)