Greetings all. I'm new to the Orchid Board and Just figured out how to post. I have a small greenhouse populated with an eclectic variety of mostly species orchids. The majority are Bulbophyllums and Pleurothallids and Dendrobiums. I gravitate towards unusual small species owing to the space limitations and my 300 or so plants are pushing the envelope. Photography led me into growing orchids after visiting several shows and finding it was much easier to photograph them in my own controlled environment. 10 plants on the window sill soon grew to 40 so the greenhouse was inevitable. The nice thing about photographing orchids is that they never die on you and you can look at them at any time of the year So my photographic orchid collection outnumbers actual plants by about 20 :1. I have started adding photographs to the gallery and will always be interested in seeing Bulbophyllums and Pleurothallids, especially the Masdevallias that I can't grow in my warm greenhouse here in the central valley of California where temperatures are in the high 90's and low hundreds much of the summer and 110 is not unheard of in most years.i
I love the Bulbos and the Masdies as well. I have few in my collection, and non have truely bloomed for me yet. I would love to see your work concerning these, and well anything else you might want to share. Welcome to the Orchid Board and hope you share your photos with us for a long while
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"We must not look at goblin men,
We must not buy their fruits:
Who knows upon what soil they fed
Their hungry thirsty roots?"
Hi! I am new to OB as well.
I have very little knowledge of bulbos and masdies. It seems my education is broadening by the day! Your pictures are beautiful and your orchids interesting! It looks like I will be delving beyond my phalies, cats, epi and miltonia shortly and indoubtably! (uh oh )
Which if any are fragrant??
Dorothy