Mdtm. pacific paragon 'honey butter'

[DirtyCoconuts]

That is tragic and very clever

[Diane56Victor]

Nie co rol
Its a brand name for a gadget that looks like a yoyo with hooks at both ends.
The 'yoyo' part is under slight tension.
Use one hook to attach to a high point, use the other smaller hook to the stem of the plant.
As the plant grows the string attached to the hook retracts back into the yoyo section.
I've seen them used in wholesale Cymbidium growers shadehouses. I hope these links work for you.
Pack of 10 Retractable Plant Yoyo Hanger with Stopper Stem Support for Grow Tent | eBay

https://www.nieuwkoopbv.nl/wp-conten...len-in-kas.jpg

"Nie-co-rol MAXI with small hook, per 500 pcs, NR1000" Nie-co-rol MAXI with small hook, per 500 pcs, NR1000

[DirtyCoconuts]

wow, that is really cool!

I could see my lath house quickly becoming an uninhabitable spiderweb of those lol

[DirtyCoconuts]

well, it did not need to be staked or aided in anyway...here it is with all the buds open, maybe one or two left...

Vandas coming by J Solo, on Flickr



she's a beaut! It is also IMPOSSIBLE to photograph in the lath house with the striped lighting... i did my best

Vandas coming by J Solo, on Flickr

[Roberta]

Gorgeous! For photo, consider forcing flash on - will throw enough light into the foreground to soften the heavy shadows.

[DirtyCoconuts]

quite a good idea. cheers!

[Diane56Victor]

Your plant is spectacular!

Yes, I thought those Nie co rolls were a great idea too. I bought 10 some time ago just in case I had an unwieldy stem. 🤞So far so good, the few bloom spike Ive had have been able to support themselves but its nice to know I have the little helpers if needed.

[DirtyCoconuts]

she has some pretty nice staying power....a trait i very much admire in an orchid.

this was this morning...

New bulb by J Solo, on Flickr

[JScott]

I'll say it again. It is magnificent, and I must have it hahahahaha

[ArronOB]

Originally Posted by Roberta

Gorgeous! For photo, consider forcing flash on - will throw enough light into the foreground to soften the heavy shadows.

Also if your camera has an HDR setting it may help to flatten out the extremes.