In case people haven't seen it, here is a link to the Floral Flowering Scene:
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~JR1H-NKTK/flowering.html

It was very helpful to me because it shows what sheaths, spikes and the opening of paphs looks like at different stages of their growth. When I was very new, I didn't know what to expect. There are quite a few paphs.

Enjoy!

Hi Heather, I went to the web site but I didn't get any pictures when I clicked on the names? There was a lot of diffrent symbols on the screen.

Eric

Hi Heather, I went to the web site but I didn't get any pictures when I clicked on the names? There was a lot of diffrent symbols on the screen.

Eric

It may take a few moments to load, especially if you're on a dial up modem, because it's a series of pictures.

that is a neat site :clap2:

To further a recent debate...watch the sanderianum 'deep pockets' x 'jacobs ladder'. It is most definately Prince Edward of York. I don't know how I lucked out and got a sanderianum...starting to wonder if I got a jungle collected one with a cross name to make it look legit.
Oh well, thought it was a great site none the less.
Jon

Eric you might have to scroll right, also to see the photos. I had to scrool over to the right.

To further a recent debate...watch the sanderianum 'deep pockets' x 'jacobs ladder'. It is most definately Prince Edward of York.
Jon

Well, would you look at that! Absolutely, does look like the famous PEOY doesn't it!?

Anyway, isn't that site neat? Peter passed that on to me a while ago. I really enjoy checking to see how far along things are in my collection. The frames do take a while to load though.

Yep, it is quite obvious that it is not a sanderianum. A couple of plants are also mislabelled on that site like the phil and the roeb.

Hello, the pictures are at the right side I didn't have it on full sreen. I see them now. Very cool web site . Thanks Heather for posting this website.

Eric

wow that is very neat!

Very cool. Now, if they only took requests... :poke: