Still on a roll.

Morning watering on the right side of the wall.

Morning watering on the left part of the wall.

Morning watering on the far left part of the wall.

A colourful shot through the kitchen window.

A colourful shot of the middle right of the wall.

A colourful shot of the far left of the wall.

Ada keiliana in situ.

Bifrenaria harrisoniae in situ, this is the first flowering of this plant in the 7 years it has been growing on the wall.

A closer view.

This is 4 different clones of Cattleya intermedia growing enmasse.

Brassavola perrinii in situ, this plant has 71 flowers on it.

A closer view.

Dendrobium bullenianum in situ, this is the first flowering.

Dendrobium Ellen in situ, this one of the first native hybrids to flower and has a very nice strong fragrance.

Dendrobium loddigesii in situ,this wanders around and flowers when it feels like it.

Another plant.

Dendrobium Yukidaruma ‘King’ always puts on a great show, very delicate fragrance.

Dendrochilum wenzelii in situ, now all the flowers are out it has put on a great show.

Cattleya walkeriana fma coerulea in situ, best yet with 3 flowers.

Lc Kingaroy in situ, very intense colour.

Maxillaria densa in situ, small flower but very fragrant.

Maxillaria picta in situ, one of my favourites and I have many growers describe their plant but somehow fail to mention it’s extremely strong beautiful fragrance

if yours has no smell it probably is’nt true to label.

Maxillaria porphyrostele in situ, often miss-labeled as M picta, it has no fragrance at all.

Maxillaria variabilis fma aurea in situ.

Pholidota chinensis in situ, there are a few on the wall but this one has really flowered very well.

Schombolaelia Hybrid in situ at the back of the wall.