Well the month of April is packed with flowers this year!
Happy to see that, as I built my greenhouse last year and noticing a big big difference in the amount of orchids blooming already!
So here we go:
Coelogyne cumingii (bought this big plant for barely €15 from someone who was getting rid of his collection, very dark form of this species)
Coelogyne cumingii by
Yéri, on Flickr
Coelogyne cumingii by
Yéri, on Flickr
Coelogyne cumingii by
Yéri, on Flickr
Pleurothallis lanceana (Am I the only one seeing a prayer mantis face?...)
Pleurothallis lanceana by
Yéri, on Flickr
Stelis sp.
Stelis sp. by
Yéri, on Flickr
Eria multiflora
Eria multiflora by
Yéri, on Flickr
Eria multiflora by
Yéri, on Flickr
Pleurothallis ionanthum (notice the little pearls on each lip, only noticed those after taking the picture!)
Pleurothallis ionanthum by
Yéri, on Flickr
Pleurothallis sp.
Pleurothallis sp. by
Yéri, on Flickr
Coelogyne 'Danielle De Prins' (C. speciosa x C. fimbriata...although I really doubt this, I don't see any of the parents in the flowers. It's like I'm looking at a minor form of C. xyrekes)
Coelogyne 'Danielle De Prins' by
Yéri, on Flickr
Coelogyne 'Danielle De Prins' by
Yéri, on Flickr
Pholidota chinensis (Again from the same guy getting rid of his collection, sorry if most of the flowers are already gone!)
Pholidota chinensis by
Yéri, on Flickr
Pholidota chinensis by
Yéri, on Flickr
Pleurothallis mirabilis
Pleurothallis mirabilis by
Yéri, on Flickr
Chysis laevis
Chysis laevis by
Yéri, on Flickr
Chysis laevis by
Yéri, on Flickr
Coelogyne cristata
Coelogyne cristata by
Yéri, on Flickr
Coelogyne cristata by
Yéri, on Flickr
That's it! Any help on ID'ing those two sp. is welcome, althought I doubt there is much to be found on the yellow pleuro...I have a pleurothallis dubbeldammii that looks like it, but the flower doesn't stick to the leaf as this one does so I'm guessing this is a difference species!