heehee. still lovely. that is one exciting looking propagation box you have. i don't have any, actually. hey, is that a begonia contaminating the gessie space?! heehee. thanks for the pics.

That's great. I haven't yet grown pumilis. It does have tiny flowers but so what, its a tiny and neat plant. I wonder.....if anyone has made crosses with it? Hmmmm. what would one get? Big plants with tiny flowers? Maybe some neat little miniature streps? It would be really exotic to cross it with little cyanandrous. Or, maybe a cross with a standard beautiful flowered hybrid? The options are infinite.

Jon

It is not as tiny as Strep rimicola, which I'm finding very difficult to grow.

Here's another photo of pumilus, to show off how the flower stem originates from where the petiole meets the leaf, just like a few of my orchids. This is a 2.75" square pot with about 10 plants.

Hi Komi,

Very nice. I don't have much experience with pumilus. Does it die after flowering like rimicola? I just receive a rimicola from a friend this last month. I am hoping I am successful with it.

Larry

I'm not sure. I would also like to know if it's going to "keiki" like an orchid from the same spot. ;-)