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V. Rumrill. Yes, I like this one too.

Very pretty flowers presented as "unknown".

V. tricolor. Another very popular species. Healthy flowering plants look great.

Restrepia (Rstp.) trichoglossa. One of my favourites. It requires very little space, flowers all year around, has very interesting small flowers.

Pomatocalpa macphersonii. Very popular species, grows well in hanging baskets, The unique flowers are small but colorful and attractive. Here two samples.

V. Romans Surprise. Something different. Also very pretty.

V. Kultara Red. Another very well known and very popular hybrid. You see specimens in almost every spring show.

V. Pachara Delight. Another well known and very popular hybrid. Vandas were extremely popular 15 years ago, today, supermarkets stock Phals.

V. Somsri Blue. Another "Somsri", same colors, different flower shapes.

V. Somsri Glory Blue. Well known and very popular hybrid. Here the Flowers of two different plants.

When I spotted these flowers earlier today, for sale in my local supermarket, I couldn't move, their beauty "hypnotized" me. I had to take pictures.

(Sarco. Kulnura Sanctuary x Sarco. Robert). I guess, another better looking Robert was involved here.

(Sarco. Kulnura Sanctuary x Sarco. Robert). You can see Robert's influence here.

Another of my favorites: Sarco. Kulnura Momentum. You can see how well the flowers present themselves in front of the - well established - good looking plant.

Today, is Sarco day. Starting with one of my favorites: Sarco. Earth's Song

V. Cherry Blossom. This hybrid was well known and very popular 20 years ago, very few "traditional" growers keep them. The small flowers are very pretty.

Trichoglotis rosea "Faye". Another Genus with small but very attractive flowers. All species are well known and very popular.

Rls. Lisa Taylor Gallis. Very attractive - large - flowers. Very attractive colors.

Sartylis Jannine Banks. I don't know about you, but alike almost all intergeneric hybrids known as "Sartylis" (Sarcochilus x Rhynchostylis). I can't help it.

Something very different. Pinalia fitzalanii. Very few orchid lovers have ever seen flowers of these species, most don't even know it exists. The flowers are very small but in their own way pretty.