Wow - it's great to see some new folks posting with their Orchidioides 'babies'.
@mobile: what is your campby mounted on? Roughly how thick is the moss layer? That's a different species of moss from what's on mine.
@Cthulhu138: I had a tiny piece of 'Enfant terrible' but it grew very poorly & then died. I'll be curious to watch how yours grows. It's already much more prolific than mine ever was.
very nice ron...i need to up my game....my small sized slabs dont look like they're gonna cut it....that and getting a bigger tank too. T.T
I really like the slabs since they can hang on the side & use previously wasted space. Before this recent rush of new growth (mostly on bottom left), I had no idea that the plant was even happy - much less that it was going to send out 3 flowers. I've got another small piece with one leaf coming along on a treefern slab that is ~50% of the size of this slab and I also just started a new piece on a hanging basket-type thing that I recently made to mimic
Barry's hanging basket but also hang on the side of a tank.
The U. jamesoniana opened it's 1st flower a few days ago, so this weekend I took it out for pics & pollination.
and the treefern plaque (one flower & at least 2 more buds)
On a completely different topic - a cross I made last year (but just now getting some size)
I know some others have posted pics with this cross but I was still quite shocked by how much the leaves have morphed into a reniformis shape. For me, this wasn't at all obvious given the leaf shapes of the two parents.
.... and last a quick pic of one of the two alpina's currently flowering
..... and really last - a
link to some U. asplundii flower pics that I posted in other threads but not in this one.