Victoria's Orchids
Cattleya alliance:
B. nodosa (seedling, in plastic)
C. dowiana var. rosita (large seedling, in plastic)
Slc. Kagaribi Dawn x. B. nodosa (adorable plant that flowered in 2" plastic pot!)
Pot. Lady Day x Sue Fordyce ‘Carmela’ (large seedling, in plastic)
Clty. Ethel’s Paradise ‘Delight’ (large seedling, in plastic)
Lc. Mari’s Song, unknown clone (previously flowered, in ceramic)
Blc. Yen ‘24 Karat’ (in sheath for first time, in plastic)
Lc. Netrasiri x Love Knot (2 tiny seedlings in plastic)
Lc. Lake Cachuma ‘New Spring’ (small seedling, in plastic)
Dendrobiums:
Den. mohlianum x glomeratum (previously flowered, in ceramic)
Den. Sabin Blue (seedling, in plastic)
Den. “Blue Sky” (grower name; unregistered; seedling, in plastic)
Mystery den (untagged, large seedling, in plastic)
Oncidium:
Bifoliate noid Oncidium, white flowers with green tinge and maroon spots (flowered once, in clay)
Phalaenopsis:
Noid Phalaenopsis I’m calling “Impact” because it has white flowers that look like each one got hit with a dark magenta paint gun (flowered once, in ceramic)
I'm growing on a humidity tray that I think of as big (and which those of you who have greenhouses would probably think was cute) that usually sits at a south-facing window in my living room, and in the darker months I plan to move everything to the top of a short bookcase there and get a grow light. Almost all my pots currently are ventilated plastic or ceramic, with the one clay that the Oncidium came in, and what gets potted into what is a combination of how big the roots are, how topheavy the plant is, how much I want to be able to show it off, and how soon I anticipate having to repot. In other words, there's not a lot of consistent rhyme or reason.
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