The leaf span is about 6" inches on these stumpy guys. Flower span about 3.5" so far.
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Now that is what a true wilhelminiae should look like, small and stumpy. :) Rick, they are beautiful and very healthy looking, good job! Thanks for posting!

LOL!! Poor plants will get a complex!

I like the compact nature of this little species, and also love the dorsal on it. So crisp! Mine is quite small, still. I got it as a bonus plant actually, which I thought was nice, as you don't usually get species. Good growing, Rick!

Looks great, I sure wish I could take my plants outside for a photo. Just not warm enough yet.

Thanks All
I'm glad its gotten warm enough down here to take my plants out for a walk in the sun. I can't imagine how much your energy bills would be to run a greenhouse farther North than where I'm at. Lots of dedication to the plants to take care of them up North of here.

I can usually bring my plants out in late May and then I bring them in around late Sept or early Oct. My bill isn't too bad because I combine 2 hobbies in one area, fish breeding and orchids.