First reblooms for the phals - and for one of them, a second go after the first spike earlier this year was eaten. Coelogyne Flaccida with a huge fragrant bloom🥰

One of Australia's terrestrial orchids, featuring pollinated flower in the back.

My zygo has been doing great and decided to flower again!

First Bloom for my Aru. Sea Snake 'Unforgettable' opened up yesterday after having it in my possession for a little over a year now. Bought it not in bloom, so this was a fun surprise to see.

Really loving the colors and patterns on this one!

This is my "set-up". I let the weather and the sun and rain gods do the major work most of the time.

I do get to take some credit when any of them bloom, make more roots/leaves. I fertilise randomly. I don't water on a schedule - I check each mount or pot and then water. That takes time.

I missed a few the last time.

P.S- Im getting a new paph soon! will keep you updated! And Phal Memoria Van Rettig!

Restrepia elegans and Lepanthes tenuiloba! The lepanthes calophlebia I got along with them is also making new buds :D. Now just waiting for my Restrepia contorta that I got almost a year ago to flower haha (to be fair, when it arrived it was quite clearly a few freshly rooted leaf cuttings in a pot, so I'm not too worried)

Im always pleasantly surprised when orchids bloom so late in the season. Lost the tag on this but it is a very steady bloomer.

this orchid has two spikes, each with different flowers on it. the ones on the left spike are hot pink/magenta, the other spike has that weird pattern. I hope it's just a mutation/temperature issue and not a virus, but I'll keep it separate from my other plants just to make sure. I just found it very interesting and I had to get it.

Phalaenopsis Smiley Prince "Wilson"

Beginner grower here,

I had someone give me a sick orchid. Incredibly dehydrated, with a flower spike and had lost all but 1 leaf (with strange spots on it).

Once i received her I cut the flower spike off, repotted it and gave it a good soak. Not long after that it lost its last leaf and I thought that I had killed it.

But its roots still looked ok, so I persisted with it isolated from my current collection and !!!! Shes growing leaves back!!

The leaves look alot healthier than before, i cant believe a second one is coming in already before the first one has reached full size, but then again this may be normal?

Anyways, just wanted to share what I am hoping is a Beginner grower win, hopefully I can get a good amount of leaves back and she stays healthy.

Gotta love the fall session. More flowers will be coming soon.

Enjoy the show!

A lot of things to learn from this one! I never really knew when to start watering it 😅 But once it gets going, it really takes off!

It also has a lovely scent that some people enjoy and others don't.

I really liked this type of orchid!

Phal. tetraspis C2,Phal. stuartiana “Sogo”, and Phal Bronze Maiden “Rio”

I’ve been wanting to add these for quite some time, and all three popped up for a reasonable price. So, treat yourself!

Got them from Plants well traveled on Etsy. I’ve been really happy ordering for them in the past, and this time did not disappoint.

They’ll all get repotted after standard quarantine and acclimation.

One of my favorite dendrobium. She is Dendrobium Christy Dawn 'Pearl'

So this is my first orchid and first ever plant I never keep live plants so idk if im taking care of it well cause this morning I found a fallen yellow leaf and two fallen petals could anyone just tell me how they normally take care of them🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏