A few plants in my cold greenhouse

I've had a lot of things blooming and very little time to photograph. A couple of weeks ago I took these shots from the greenhouse door. It is about 27 feet long and 8 ft wide. Nights are 45F and some of the plants get a dry rest here, but not this end of it. You are seeing Dendrobium teretifolium (about 6ft long), an Otoglossum that is not properly named and a Rhynchostele rossii.

 

Here are 3 more views of this same greenhouse that I took in December. This is the least controlled and most haphazard of the greenhouse. It isn't even the most crowded. I have a heater and 1 fan on the floor. I hand water all of my orchids. I open a door in the winter when the weather is moderate and take the plastic ends off the house once night temps are 45 or above. Not the greatest, but it works for now. After another project of replacing another house, I hope to upgrade this and convert in to a warm house.

 

Kelly, I have 3.

 

Brett, just let me know you're coming.

 

Here are todays views in this greenhouse.

 

Katrina, I got this in the mid to late '80's as a plant with a few growths. After taking off a few small pieces over the years to prove to myself that the common wisdom is true, division never root, I've just let it grow.