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Jmbaum 04-10-2021 04:27 PM

Yes the mounting or basket would be a definite consideration, could be interesting if we are all growing it in a different way. Seems pretty forgiving as far as care. I was sweating a bit to see paph and phrag on the original list... I’ll have to get over my past experiences/ guilt with slippers at some point.

Anyways I’m thrilled with any choice as an exercise in collaborative experience with a species.

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Originally Posted by neophyte (Post 955266)
Oh that one is lovely; the only consideration would be it's strongly pendent and would probably need to be mounted...



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Keysguy 04-10-2021 08:04 PM

My choice based on current list are........

1) Tuberolabium koetense
2) Phal. either lobii or parishii
3) Aerangis punctata

neophyte 04-10-2021 09:15 PM

T. kotoense looks a bit like Phalaenopsis/Sedirea japonica – so cute! Looks like it's intermediate to warm, but supposedly it can be grown both as a windowsill plant and as a mounted plant, which is a relief. :)

Jmbaum 04-10-2021 09:20 PM

From current list Dendrobium unicum is standing out, easy, temperature tolerant, highly available at reasonable price.

neophyte 04-10-2021 09:26 PM

For sure! Even if that one doesn't get chosen I'll probably order it at some point lol. Seems like it's a pretty popular plant and for good reason! :D

camille1585 04-11-2021 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by neophyte (Post 955295)
T. kotoense looks a bit like Phalaenopsis/Sedirea japonica – so cute! Looks like it's intermediate to warm, but supposedly it can be grown both as a windowsill plant and as a mounted plant, which is a relief. :)

I really like it, but it's such a shame that it's difficult to source! Maybe some of you in the US can check other vendors you know of?

Keysguy 04-11-2021 08:06 AM

I'm not finding any Camille.
It's showing as "out of stock" everywhere it has been available in the past.

neophyte 04-11-2021 12:26 PM

There are five left at Brookside Orchids (Tuberolabium kotoense NFS Mounted), which is not enough for everyone who has signed up for this project. :( But if you're interested, you could still snag it... :evil: If I recall correctly, DC has ordered from them before and I think he said the packaging was great.


Oh actually, I also found it on a place called Sophie's Orchids (those might be seedlings??); don't know if anyone here has ordered from them before...

3rdMaestro 04-11-2021 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by neophyte (Post 955348)


Oh actually, I also found it on a place called Sophie's Orchids (those might be seedlings??); don't know if anyone here has ordered from them before...

I've ordered from Sophies orchids once (ebay user Shawnlund1). It was a phalaenopsis schilleriana and it seemed blooming size, nicely packed. No issue with shipping that I detected. They don't seem to put very much detail in plant descriptions but he responds decently fast if you ask a question

Davey 04-11-2021 03:38 PM

Top 3 for me:
Bulbophyllum lobbii
Phalaenopsis (any are good, but I kinda like bastiani)
Ascocentrum (either)


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