Angraecum didieri

[WhiteRabbit]

Wonderful!

[palm521]

i had mine bloom with a single flower, this plants are lovely

they are not expensive to get either. do not take space, and are easy as long as you keep constant humidity , and avoid root disturbance!

thanks for sharing bud

Oscarman:

eburneums are very resilient plants, eburneum got a few varieties that are now considered species on their own right. IE Angraecum longicalcar (AKA eburneum Var longicalcar)

i think there are some that can take a bit more of cold than others. (iirc)

Antonio.

PS
which one do you have?

[Bud]

Originally Posted by WhiteRabbit

Wonderful!

Thank You, Sonya!

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Originally Posted by palm521

i had mine bloom with a single flower, this plants are lovely

they are not expensive to get either. do not take space, and are easy as long as you keep constant humidity , and avoid root disturbance!

thanks for sharing bud

Oscarman:

eburneums are very resilient plants, eburneum got a few varieties that are now considered species on their own right. IE Angraecum longicalcar (AKA eburneum Var longicalcar)

i think there are some that can take a bit more of cold than others. (iirc)

Antonio.

PS
which one do you have?

Thank You, Antonio!
-that is good to know.

[RosieC]

Great rebloom shots again. Love the way you use the blue sky as a background.

[Bud]

This time it gave me three large flowers with two more buds about to open.
It has a strong floral fragrance since there are three flowers emitting scent.
Maybe going back to Algoflash fertilizer last spring gave this orchid plant added boost to flower more easily.
I never changed the position on the windowsill and have not yet transplanted to a fresh media mix since I first got it. As much as possible I do not want to disturb the roots. Maybe next season I will attempt to repot this.

[Mandy2705]

The background to those pictures are amazing! I always enjoy and look forward to your posts Bud. I love the way you photograph your orchids.

[wintergirl]

Great pictures! Lovely blooms! Great growing.

[Plodde]

Is the fragrance powerful? Can you smell it from a distance?

[Leafmite]

Fantastic show, Bud! I never get tired of Angraecum pictures.

[Bud]

Originally Posted by Mandy2705

The background to those pictures are amazing! I always enjoy and look forward to your posts Bud. I love the way you photograph your orchids.

Thank You for your kind encouragements.
I am not a photographer. I just take pictures to catalogue and archive the developments of my orchids.

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Originally Posted by wintergirl

Great pictures! Lovely blooms! Great growing.

Thank You for the visit, Colette!

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Originally Posted by Plodde

Is the fragrance powerful? Can you smell it from a distance?

Thank You for your interest on my postings....

* you have to come near it a few feet to smell it. But the fragrance is intoxicating.

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Originally Posted by Leafmite

Fantastic show, Bud! I never get tired of Angraecum pictures.

Thank You!
This is my faithful Angraecum bloomer....this time it didn't fail to impress me....