Hello from England

[Dorothy]

Ross

[Lagoon]

Hi & Welcome aboard, It's good to have you here
I don't have any bulbos - But they are very cool to look at, so much so I might decide to jump into them 1 day soon.

See you around the boards eh?!

[Dorothy]

Gloria
Where did you get that bouncin' smilie????

[Ross]

Originally Posted by Dorothy

Gloria
Where did you get that bouncin' smilie????

This one?

[Ross]

I just think that little guy is so

[Ross]

But I am so

[Dorothy]

Hey! Where do you get them from? .. They aren't in the smilie options!?

[Ross]

Originally Posted by Dorothy

Hey! Where do you get them from? .. They aren't in the smilie options!?

Hmmm? I really like this one

[Restrepia]

Originally Posted by rsfrid

Would you be willing to post photos of how they are set up? Thank you.

As soon as I get my digital camera I will upload pics of my plants and set ups.

[Restrepia]

Originally Posted by CATLOVER

Hi Restrepia,
Welcome
I have only 2 res. aristulifera "Marsh Hollow" and brachyfus. I am pleased that the arist. one has a new bloom from when I purchased it last Feb.
I grow them in a cool bay window in winter but will have to put them under lights in the basement for the summer since it is too warm here in Canada then. Where in England do you live? I am originally from Preston Lancs.

I am pleased that your arist. has a new bloom. Is this the first bloom since Feb last year?

What are the temps at your window bay of a night? They grow really well under lights just keep the humidity up and in my opinion the most important thing is air movement and plenty of it. I know that is general with all orchids but with Pleurothallids (esp. the really tiny tots) you really need very powerful air movement. You will not find a slight breeze in my growing cases more like a hurricane!

I am from Essex, and no Essex jokes!