Hey congrats! Nicely done! Do you know what the secret was? I've had S. inodora from EOoM since about 2003. It is WAY big enough to have bloomed, but never has. :(

I think someone posted last year one blooming with only one or two growths. Mine must have 20 or more...but no spikes. I'm seriously thinking about throwing it out the back for the squirrels to chew on. It is way too big and annoying to keep if it won't bloom, IMO. tia
-MB

Wooooohoooo! It looks so neat! Bravo (too bad we don't get smell-o-rama)

Snowpea in Montreal

Mr. Breeze, give it light, light, and more light. I put it under HP light (but gradually, as the thin leaves burn), and within 2-3 weeks a spike formed.
It's got a huge scale problem, but I want to wait til the blooms fade (which won't be long) before I kill the blasted critters. I also want to take another photo, as the colour is not correct. (Poor lighting and new camera ).

I think it is a wardii, like Sharon 's. It was just listed 'species' Stan. on the label.

Snowpea, I went to the Montreal Orchid Show too! Have taken pics but will need time to post them.

Carol

Good growing!~Charm

Congrats! By the way I also love that beige Blc cross you have there in your album!

Mrbreeze: Feel free to send that my way, if ya wanna.

*wink*

-Cj

Might be the same, Carol. Congrats! These are really fun to grow.

Sharon

Congrats! There is nothing more rewarding than waiting a long time for a small plant to bloom and then finally getting to enjoy it.

BRAVO!

just beautiful
Mark