Rhynchovola David Sander (Brassavola cucullata x Rhyncholaelia digbyana)

[Germinatorman]

It never ceases to amaze me - I am hundreds and hundreds of miles north of you, several agriculture zones away - and I go downstairs to check on my plant and look what I find........

I do not comprehend what it is that drives them to bloom - the same time and we are so far away - you grow in a greenhouse and I grow under lights in my basement.
Incredible to me.
Don

[Babbaabby]

I think they grow with love !
Abby

[Dorsetman]

It never ceases to amaze me - I am hundreds and hundreds of miles north of you, several agriculture zones away - and I go downstairs to check on my plant and look what I find........

I do not comprehend what it is that drives them to bloom - the same time and we are so far away - you grow in a greenhouse and I grow under lights in my basement.
Incredible to me.
Don

I could give you another similar and maybe even more remarkable example ; Iwhen I first bloomed Cyrtorchids arcuata - not an orchid you see every day (!) and posted it on another site , one member was able to post his, also in flower at the same time. I live in the South of England, and he lives in the south of Australia - you could not get much further away; in both this case and your case, just a coincidence ?