another Dendrobium williamsonii

[mrobert]

I've had a lot of blooming going on but also a lot of life going on so I'm just now getting around to posting the spring blooms.
William is from Andy's. He gets indirect sun all day and supplemental CFL for a few hours at each night. Daily watering with rain water, and occasional fertilizer application when I remember....I really don't know how much or how to add fertilizer to his diet.
Seems like a great little orchid, it will eventually blossom 10+ flowers.

Anyway here are the pics:
Since I always complain about not seeing the whole plant I'll lead by example and show you this ugly picture:


Now natural light of two blooms:


And a close up of those hairs!

[Royal]

That's a beauty! Thanks for sharing.

[Ross]

That is way cool! Thanks for sharing.

[Becca]

Thanks for sharing! I really appreciate seeing the entire plant! Love the hair on the lip!

[camille1585]

You sure did a good job with this one, it' gorgeous!!

[Ross]

Originally Posted by mrobert

Since I always complain about not seeing the whole plant I'll lead by example and show you this ugly picture:

It's not an ugly picture at all. It's just not the most picturesque mount in the world. I'm starting to not like Andy's mounts.

[shakkai]

Very, very nice!!! I love mine too! Your photos are great! Thanks for posting them. Mine has a slight fragrance, how about yours? Strong or slight?

[snow]

awsum

[elliej]

It IS a beauty, and I'm lucky to share in it with Mateo!

Ross - the photo was taken from the side view, and doesn't do the mount full justice...it's in the crook of a tree branch, which I prefer over cedar planks (found with most of our other Andy's mounts).

Shakkai - the fragrance is subtle, and can only be described as "flowery" in my mind.

Joy

[gmdiaz]

Looks great! Love the blooms and the mount is nice!!

I, personaly, am not loving the cedar shingle mounts. . .