White bloomers
 

This is my second phalaenopsis, some noid hybrid. The flower looks like Phal. stuartiana, but leaves are green, no dots. She has been very demanding during the first year. She stopped flowering very quikly and I cutted yellow flower spikes away. I thought she didn't like my care at all; no leaves, no roots any kind. :( So I put her in the orchidarium, be there of die:evil: Finally she made some new roots and two lovely flowers.:biggrin:

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Phalaenopsis Mini Mark is flowering again.

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This is my christmas orchid 2005 - flowering just in time before christmas again.

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Paphiopedilum delenatii - my pride and joy:biggrin:

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This was one of the first orchids I bought over year ago. Plant's genus was missing and seller didn't remember what kind of flowers it makes. This is the first surprise orchid to bloom in my care.:cheer:

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Beautiful!! :drool:

But then again, I'm partial to the white blooms.

Got to get a mini mark :)

Very nice, I am partial to Mini Mark as well.

I like those whites! Mini Mark is interesting. Does it have many flowers at a time when it matures?

Way to go Ludisia. I love that Paph, no wonder its your pride and joy.

Thank you all:)

Barbara
This is Mini Mark's third flowering. Usually he has 3-4 flowers in one spike.

Thanks, not a bad flower count at all.:biggrin: