ladies of the evening

[Helen]

Very nice Tess. By the sounds of it, they are very fragrant? Are they easy to take care of? For a newbie let's say?

[dave b]

Originally Posted by Lagoon

My nodosa's are red in pigment, this is the way I get them to flower. One thing for sure I've noticed, the newer growth has more redish coloration then the mature growth.

Mines exactly the same.

[Shadow]

Tess, amazing plant! How old is it?

[OrchidTess]

They are very fragrant at night Helen and very easy to take care of. It use to bloom under fluorescent lights....just 2 or 3 flowers but it bloomed all the same.
It's about 6 years old.....it was an ebay purchase Thank you all for the compliments

[Oscarman]

Same results here growing nodosa under fluorescent lights - faithful bloomer, just with less flowers.

Ladies of the evening.........did you ever smell something so sweet!

[justatypn]

Great blooming Tess, what a wonderful spread, I just gotta get one

[Gin]

Red is good as long as all the leaf is not red and hard . Here is mine at the end of it's bloom season last year . Gin

[dennis]

thanks gin

[Tindomul]

Wow, those are monster plants you both have there! The blooms for some reason remind me of Angreacum sesquipidale. Hope I spelled that right.

[Helen]

Gin, You have got to be kidding! It is unbelievable!
Soon it'll need a room just for itself!