Angraecum Longiscott 'Lea' (superbum x scottianum)

[L I Jane]

Never fails to bloom each year.

[sherry fehr]

It is stunning! I bought an Angraecum about 6 months ago, it wasn't blooming, and it is still alive, but how should I look after it?

[L I Jane]

Sherry, I grow in a greenhouse so that it gets pretty good light.I really don't do anything special at all except water & feed along with everything else.It's the only angraecum I have.

[cb977]

Another beauty!

[Toddybear]

Lovely Jane!

[justatypn]

That's so unique, love the softness of the bloom....spikie

We had a OB project (#2) with this little guy ... Angraecum Scottianum. I grow indoors, mounted on fir, mist daily, full dunk every 10 days, humidity varies 50%-70%. Very slow grower, or mine is still in ...

[Tindomul]

Nice one Jane! Don't know how I missed this one. I have two Angies, and still waiting on a bloom from one of them. Maybe I can't give them the light they need and still give them the humidity they crave.

[cneos]

OK Jane, you have us green with envy ... again.
We had Angcm. Longiscott 'Lea' in our collection once. It bloomed slowly (at least once a year for four years)and did moderately well until we re-potted it. Most Angraecoids hate having their roots disturbed and we killed it. We learned our lesson the hard way - so now when an angraecoid gets pot-bound, we crack the old pot and slip it, shards and all, into a larger clay container. We've also insisted that new angraecoids on our wish list come as mounted plants.