Andys Addiction

[Pattywack]

This was confusing, the photo of the Trichoglottis without flowers was taken tonight, the photo with flowers was from December when the plants arrived.

[vvesto]

Wow those are beautiful! Please keep me up to date with their growing progress!


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[vvesto]

My shipment from Andys came a day early!!!
Trichoglottis Triflora


Bulbophyllum Alagense large form, which has a nextremely healthy root system.


Schoenorchis Scolopendria, which has two new growths!

Masdevallia Floribunda pink, this is my first time giving this species a try. I chose this Masd. because it's heat tolerant and will be grown outdoors year round in SWFL. Of coarse if it needs to come inside I'll make arrangements. The only thing that worries me about this guy is that one of the leafs has a black tip, anyone think that's something to worry about or normal for this species?




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[vvesto]

Over all I'm extremely pleased with my purchase and I'm already planning my next one.


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[estación seca]

Originally Posted by Pattywack

...they may be sideways sorry in advance.

You turn me right round, baby right round
Like an orchid, baby round round

[Optimist]

I'm loving that Bulbophyllum Alagense large form. What do you understand as the care instructions on that one?

[Leafmite]

What great choices! The only way not to keep ordering is to avoid looking at the site constantly.

[vvesto]

Originally Posted by Leafmite

What great choices! The only way not to keep ordering is to avoid looking at the site constantly.

And how does one possibly do that! I find myself looking at in on my lunch break, before bed, and even in traffic


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[vvesto]

Originally Posted by Optimist

I'm loving that Bulbophyllum Alagense large form. What do you understand as the care instructions on that one?

I keep it nice and damp against a bright shaded area that gets maybe an hour of direct early morning sun. It also gets hit by the sprinklers twice a day! Seems to be happy, it's root tips are staying green and the keiki's are continuing to grow!




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[Leafmite]

I have a Bulbo that looks similar (from J&L as Bulbophyllum biseriale) and I find it is happy as long as it has good humidity. I give it a good spray and keep it in a table-top greenhouse where it has good humidity and it grows constantly. I think you will soon have this growing all over your tree--not that that is at all terrible.