Podangis dactyloceras : propagation attempt...

[s.kallima]

I've never tried seed propagation... therefore I am jumping in blindly

Just got this Podangis 2 months ago with a spike developing. After all the flowers were opened for a few days, I self pollinated them (crossing the pollen between the flowers). And the pods are already starting to grow...
Just the beginning of a new story...
I still don't know what I'm going to do if I get seeds, but I have time to think about it (about 130 days before pods are ready apparently...)

Anyone here tried this species?

[King_of_orchid_growing:)]

Well then you have plenty of time to research asymbiotic in-vitro methods of seed sowing.

What this means is that you're sowing the orchid seeds in a bottle without the species of fungus that helps the seeds germinate.

The means to sow the seeds may be similar to those for Aerangis, as that's what they're related to.