Phalaenopsis violacea coerulea II

It is quite large but not in the best conditions. Phalaenopsis violacea coerulea has lost large leaf to rot, tips of the newer leaves were black too. I cut the tips off and put cinnamon on cuts. There is not much roots, so I was debating with myself if I should log it now or wait until it looks better. But then decided to log in everything, even the smallest seedlings.
If something doesn't make it, or gets traded, or given away - I will remove it from My Orchids list and file under Orchids archive.



Update Dec. 25, 2011.
Gone due to crown rot. Archived.

Phal equestris blue

Phalaenopsis equestris blue came with Kingfishers order back in September. Amusingly its leaves have pointy ends. There is a small keiki on the side of the plant. Both, main plant and baby, currently grow a new leaf each...



Update Dec. 25, 2011.
Gone due to crown rot. Archived.

Sedirea japonica activity

Sometimes it seems that plants have no clue what they supposed to do. Sedirea japonica finally decided to wake up and grow something.

It arrived initially with whole bunch of nice healthy roots, but instead of growing for example a new leaf she puts out five more new roots, as if she doesn't have enough already.


Not like I am complainig - still some activity, but, I don't know, a spike would be so much better.

Update:
Sedirea japonica died. Sob,sob!
Leaves became brown very fast, I got worried and threw it away scared that it might spread onto other plants.
Archived.

New growth on dianthum

It seems like my rootless paphiopedilum dianthum is going to stick around after all. Look, there is a new growth coming out beside the old fan:

Update Dec 25, 2011 - gone due to roots problem. Archived.

Paphiopedilum henryanum

Update: All roots rotted, plant dried out.
Label removed from my orchids list.
Labeled 'Archive'