Orchids: Show me your Mini and Small Orchids :), 0 by MaypopLaurel

MaypopLaurel wrote:
Here is Brassavola nodosa in the 3" pot (far left), Epidendrum longicaule (to the front and left) Brassovola cordata (rear right) and my long-suffering Cattleya aurantiaca that, between winter power outages and summer squirrels, might never know life beyond a two inch pot. lol I'll mount the Brassavolas next spring. You can see B. nodosa is wanting to climb. I think Brassavolas may also be considered compact rather than true minis.