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This is a discussion on Psychopsis Mariposa 'Green Valley' within the Phalaenopsis, Oncidium, & Intergenerics IN BLOOM forums, part of the Orchid Photography category; These are among my favorite orchids and hope to add more to my collection. It ...

These are among my favorite orchids and hope to add more to my collection. It seems like I waited forever for this one to spike and bloom. I see another bud developing and hope to have a long display of blooms for the next year or so. Hopefully more spikes will develope to give me a real show.
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Very cool! This is on my wish list...ah, so many orchids to wish for!!! And your plant looks very strong & well-grown; I am sure it will continue to reward you with flowers...
Nice one,Bill. My Psychopsis been blooming continuously for a year and is now joined by another spike.
Beautiful... I missed mine.
Lovely Bill.
Cheers,
BD![]()
Very healthy, happy orchid that I think from here on will bloom for you often, though my Psychopsis, does take breaks to rest or grow new leaves/spikes. Wait till this plant sends up and blooms on four or more spikes. your going to be even more impressed when it does. AL
Beautiful Bill! I have a psychopsis that I have been nursing for a bit over a year now. Got a bad case of sunburn and lost ALL of its roots. The OH was horrified as I'd "killed the giraffe plant"! I was under the impression that they were impossible to bring back from the brink, but I have three new growths that are quite large...It took forever for me to get roots at all. When I did, I put it in a hollowed out chunk of tree fern with a bit of sphag and it has gone crazy since! Maybe I'll bring it in and show it your pics for a bit more inspiration!
Nice healthy psychopsis Bill! Congrats! Mine is about to bloom again after a bit of a rough patch. I think the moss it was in started to break down and I didn't repot it in time. Most of the roots were gone but, like Jason's, it's coming back slowly.
-Jason