My first phrag :-dance:
http://photos9.flickr.com/12196567_32744b762e.jpg

Nice Grande you have there!

Hi, and welcome to the forum! I'm afraid I can't see your pic, but congrats on your first phrag! The long petaled ones are fabulous!

Thanx for good words and welcome :!: That's a pity if the pic is not seen for everybody :(
For those who can't see it:

http://photos9.flickr.com/12196567_32744b762e.jpg

:)

I still can't load the page, I tried that earlier, I wonder what my problem is. Maybe because I'm on a Mac? Nope, can't get it on the PC either. Strange...:cry: Wah! I want to see it!

I have no problem seeing it and yes the photo is very dark but the smaller one looks fine.

Hi,

I can see your photo and your Phrag is BEAUTIFUL!!! :clap:

Please send more photos of it as it continues to grow. The Slipper people are great and appreciate your posts! I do not know your climate conditions in Lithuania, but I think they may be very similar to our climate conditions in Southern Maine, USA.

For some reason, my Paphs grow very well in Maine, USA. All I have to do it to put them on a windowsill. Is that the same situation by you????
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Yay! :joy:

Now, for whatever reason, I can see your lovely Grande! Thanks for sharing with us!!

Very Nice!

love the longer petaled orchids :clap2:

Thanx again for lovely words :D I'll bring your compliments to my phrag, maybe this will initiate his new blooms sooner :lol:

Please send more photos of it as it continues to grow. The Slipper people are great and appreciate your posts! I do not know your climate conditions in Lithuania, but I think they may be very similar to our climate conditions in Southern Maine, USA.

I surely will :!: What concerns our climate - it is not very suitable for orchids to grow perfectly esp this spring as it is very cloudy, cold and there's so little sun :( but still, love and care is not wasted, they bloom :!: Most of them are on my western windowsill. I'm not expert in growing paphs, but phrag seems to feel OK, hope he will cheer me with new flowers as the yougster is actively growing his roots right now and is half the parent size :wink:

The Slipper people are realy great :) :!:

Regards :!:

esp this spring as it is very cloudy, cold and there's so little sun

Sounds very very similar! I only saw the sun today, peeking through the murky clouds, at 3:00 or so, and that was the first time in DAYS!

:cry: poor slippers of ours! I ordered brighter lights for mine today.
Mine are also spiking and blooming and I sure hope they also thrive on love. They do get a lot of that! :love: