New Acquisitions in Bloom from Orchids in the Park

[GardenTheater]

Posting here as earlier thread went off topic with my help. Oh what fun it was. Here's what I got... I think orchid addicts need a 'sober companion' like other addicts
To grow indoors:
Maxillaria sanguinea--cool looking plant that even looks good out of bloom IMO.
Arangis citrata--since I reserved it by email, I got one with two little spikes. The ones for sale were smaller and had none.

To grow outdoors with some frost protection playing the game of, "how low can they go?" I'll get the Baker culture sheets for a guideline.
Cym. Oktoberfest
Cochlioda noeziliana with 4 spikes
Zygopetulum (no tag so I guess it's a NOID)
Caucaea phalaenopsis--wonderful sweet musky scent
Lc. Chyong Guu Swan 'Ruby Lip' AM/OSROC
And the photos:

Orchids in the Park by Gardentheater, on Flickr


Maxillarea sanguinea by Gardentheater, on Flickr

Caucaea phalaenopsis by Gardentheater, on Flickr

Lc. Chyung Guu Swan 'Ruby Lip' by Gardentheater, on Flickr

Cym. Oktoberfest by Gardentheater, on Flickr

Zygopetulum by Gardentheater, on Flickr

[silken]

Wow, what a great haul! And for them all to be in bloom or spike is a huge bonus!

[ronaldhanko]

Gorgeous. All too big for my space, but I can always drool.

[GardenTheater]

Originally Posted by silken

Wow, what a great haul! And for them all to be in bloom or spike is a huge bonus!

Thanks! I was looking for fall bloomers and am really enjoying them.

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Originally Posted by ronaldhanko

Gorgeous. All too big for my space, but I can always drool.

I drool over the pictures of your Angs, Aergs and Masdies. Lol.

[RosieC]

Great haul, they look great!

[GardenTheater]

Originally Posted by RosieC

Great haul, they look great!

Thanks Rosie. I hope I can keep the challenging ones healthy.

[WhiteRabbit]

Awesome!