Neofinetia Mugen Shima repotted

I skipped repotting last year so started early this year to make up for that. 

Mugen shima came apart during process and now I have three.

The main plant keeps producing new pups, I like how every one of them comes out variegated.

The larger of two divisions has a start of new growth, it also seems to have some stripes, hopefully it will take on.

The smaller division is... well, small. But it has nice roots, so if  I will not drop the ball with regular waterings - it should progress.

All in all it is very productive plant :)

Cattleya trianae v coerulea bloom

 Cattleya trianae  coerulea flower is large, looks much bigger than actual plant itself. Unfortunately there is no fragrance...

Cattleya trianae v coerulea bud

 Cattleya trianae's bud always comes in winter on the bulb that grew during the summer. Interestingly despite common opinion that cattleya needs lots of sun for blooming - this one blooms beside the north facing window that never gets sun. Few more weeks before bloom opens, hopefully it doesn't blast - humidity is pretty low in the house with all the heat and minus twenties outside....

Neofinetia falcata Shishinden

 Neofinetia falcata Shishinden is a mutation of Suruga fukurin. It is supposed to have marginal variegation starts creamy and then gets yellow on older leaves. Plant is still small. I think it needs bright light to keep valiegation bright yellow. It might get back to suruga fukurin if variegation goes all white instead of yellow.

Neofinetia falcata Benibotan

 New purchase  Neofinetia Benibotan, all these streaks and markings are actually features:

Cymbidium ensifolium Chan-Yue-Da-Mo 禅月达摩

 Cymbidium ensifolium Chan-Yue-Da-Mo 禅月达摩 blooms again. Fragrance is just amazing, it is quite strong but also very delicate....

Neofinetia Mugen-no-shima, possibly spike?

 This small bean with stripes created so many new fans over the last year. I really hope this new entity coming out as spike: