Angraecum didieri

[Tindomul]

Thats a gorgeous flower. Im so jealous! I may give this one another go.

[Jennyfleur]

Hi everyone

I'm just getting back into OB again as I've been so busy lately I haven't had time! Sooo, I was wondering how everyone's dideri's are? Mine has finally decided to grow another flower. As you can see from the first picture, it's grown two 'bumps' which had me excited, but obviously decided it didn't want to continue making them into flowers! (maybe it will at a later date) Anyway, third time lucky and one of the bumps grew and grew and is now a bud Unfortunately, the spur got tangled up and broke when I tried to free it, so it won't be as long as the last one. Hope you enjoy the pics and looking forward to hearing from you all

[zxyqu]

Nice to catch back up. Sadly with some neglect on my part probably, my nub turned out to be a basal kieki. I can't complain. However it is doing really well lately and I'm still hopefully for a bloom sometime soon. I'll post a pic later on.

[nenella]

Thanks for bringing this thread back! I don't know how but I had missed out on your beautiful pics of your bloom Jenny. Nice to hear it's still thriving. Mine has grown new roots and leaves. The knub which was frozen has just started to grow again.

[Jennyfleur]

Originally Posted by nenella

The knub which was frozen has just started to grow again.

whoop whoop

[stefpix]

Have one blooming now. and one more bud as well.
spur got tangled as well could nt free it.

tip of petal turned black.wonder if it is due to manhandling it whlie trying to free up the spur. anyway the other bud is higher up.

[Leafmite]

Yay! Congratulations on your blooms! I have three; two are blooming size. The larger ones have scaley projections and I am hoping for flowers. They've put out some very fat roots...I love the craziness of those roots. Mine have just gone outside today to enjoy the summer (I hope). Nice to have you back, Jennyfleur!

[Jennyfleur]

Hi everyone I've got some pics up of mine which opened yesterday: Angcm didieri (rebloom)