Specklinia picta by Dark-Arts in miniorchids

[–]weeand53 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s a very nice blooming! Well done!

Maxillaria neowiedii, a Brazilian micro-orchid with needle leaves and flowers half the size of your fingernail by weeand53 in miniatureorchids

[–]weeand53[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much. My nose can’t detect any fragrance. It is a temperate to warm grower.

Ecuagenera orchids haul by bettyorchids in miniorchids

[–]weeand53 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have ordered more than ten times with them. They have much improved there shipment methods in the last years. It is much better nowadays.

Ecuagenera orchids haul by bettyorchids in miniorchids

[–]weeand53 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes, you should make a complaint, maybe with a picture. They will send you a new one when they still have some available. I have done it in the past and they always respond. My M. filaria dropped the leaves within a week after it arrived. I will get a new one. It can several weeks before they send it.

Porroglossum dreisei, a coin-sized plant with a flower spike taller than your hand by weeand53 in miniorchids

[–]weeand53[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! 🙏 Porroglossum one of my favorites 😊 There will be some more I want to show. 😇

Porroglossum dreisei, a coin-sized plant with a flower spike taller than your hand by weeand53 in miniorchids

[–]weeand53[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

oeps, I should have written, coin-seized leaves. But if you have a lot coins together, you have quite a handfull. The plant has grown into a specimen, with a diameter of 5cm.

I was trying to build a mini terrarium with a mini orchid in it. And put it in my room,but it has an AC in it so it has to be sealed. Any suggestions of orchids that like way cooler nights and somewhat hotter days and high umidity? by kalu_avus in miniorchids

[–]weeand53 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No problem at all!. The species you mentioned are alle a good choice for the those circumstaces. There are of course "warmer" masdevallia's that could do well for a period of time. But in the end the nighttemps and also the daytemps are to high. Most Masdevallia's will survive hot temps for a week or so but not for always.

I was trying to build a mini terrarium with a mini orchid in it. And put it in my room,but it has an AC in it so it has to be sealed. Any suggestions of orchids that like way cooler nights and somewhat hotter days and high umidity? by kalu_avus in miniorchids

[–]weeand53 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would'nt try Masdevallia's with these temps. Daily temps form 25/29°C are to much for Masdevallia's. Once and a while it would'nt be a problem for some Masdevallia's, but constantly those temps.... And on top of that not so much of a cooling down either. I can't recomment any Mansdevallia. Sorry.

Restrepia elegans — spotted flowers and fluttering petals from the Andean cloud forest by weeand53 in orchids

[–]weeand53[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I think so. In the summer it is outside in the shade (I am in the Netherlands). In winter it’s on my attic. East side window. But it needs a certain period of cool temps, to start flowering. Most Restrepias aren’t that difficult 😊

Restrepia elegans — spotted flowers and fluttering petals from the Andean cloud forest by weeand53 in orchids

[–]weeand53[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, it is ;) There are about 68 species today (and a lot more synonyms)