Project 2015 Spring [main]: Amesiella monticola

[Leafmite]

What a beautiful flower, Bud! Congratulations!

[My Green Pets]

Well, well...would you look at that.

Well done!

[Bud]

Originally Posted by judith_arquette

Great job!

My spike remains in suspended animation. Hasn't grown a millimeter that I can tell but is still green and healthy looking.... Maybe if I show it the pic of yours it'll motivate it to do something lol

Thank you for your kindness. Your plant is going to open its blooms soon....just don't move it to another place. Spray it in the mornings with cool water. The mountain region of the Philippines have 50F to 60F in January/February that is conducive to its flowerings....have patience.

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Originally Posted by estación seca

Great job! And thank you for the detailed information on How You Did It.

Thank You ! It is important to record and research the project and share it with everyone here.

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Originally Posted by gngrhill

Fantastic post, Bud. Pictures are gorgeous and the info is great. Thanks .

Thank You !

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Originally Posted by Leafmite

What a beautiful flower, Bud! Congratulations!

Thank You !

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Originally Posted by CambriaWhat

Well, well...would you look at that.

Well done!

Thank You !

[No-Pro-mwa]

Way to go.

[shadytrake]

Woot! I put mine in the terrarium and it is finally nice and green and putting out new roots.

On a side note, I did get the companion plant to bloom. Aerangis citrata. It gave me a nice show.

[shadytrake]

Congrats, Bud!

[Leafmite]

Very nice citrata!

[gngrhill]

Very pretty, congrats

[Skycat]

I'm making a terrarium now, so maybe I'll try one of these again sometime.

[gngrhill]

Mine has a tiny new root and a tiny new leaf, but the spike is still about a quarter inch long . Seems to be stuck there.