M. Angel Tang

[bcub30]

Six spikes this time. This clone is more orange than yellow, but still an eyecatcher.

Scott

[charmbutterfly]

OMG its gorgeous!! I've never seen one so big and healthy looking!!

Good growing!!

[LauraN]

Wow Scott that is fantastic!
I was thrilled that mine managed 2 blooms at once!
Great job growing, keep up the good work.
Laura

[Becca]

I love the colors! Thanks for sharing!

[bcub30]

here are some better pics

[Becca]

[Tindomul]

OMG. The purple irridesnence is really nice. I think this is far better looking than if it were yellow.
Congrats!! Is this another one of your intermediates?

[charmbutterfly]

oooooohhhh these pics are even better i love that splash of bright pink!!

[kiki-do]

Can you share your growing techniques with us?????
What type of temps and area are you in and how do you care for these beauties! Very nice!

[bcub30]

Yes Angel Tang is a warmth tollerant hybrid. But by no means is it warmth loving. I grow all mine on the cool side of intermediate. My day time temps in winter usually run around 62 degrees and night temps often dipping into the low 50s. Summer highs of no more than 75 degrees. I live in Minneapolis, Minnesota so cool winter temps are a cinch for me. I leave the plants indoors durring the hottest part of the summer wich can often get into the high 80s. Central air helps keep the temps down alot. For humidty I use an unltrasonic humidiefier on the plant stand where I grow the masdies and dracs. The " fog" keeps the air around them nice and moist, usually around 70% humidty.

I give them bright indirect light from a south window that is sheered. Fertilize Lightly durring optimum temps and the all seem to just grow like weeds for me.