Aerangis Rhodostricta - how do i culture?

[kavanaru]

once the plant has better roots and better leaves I will just take off the pot on top It was only because the plant looked very very bad at the time I moved it in S/H, and anted to provide higher humidity

[Ross]

Got it!

[jason woodrue]

thanks guys - you are feeding me good thoughts on how to deal with the situation. also, i read today that aerangis doesnt like to be disturbed and can be slow to recover. i guess i cant have the gardens of babylon in a NY apartment in a day. i gotta work for it and be patient. i love this vandaceous vegetable (thanks Tindo for weaning the little guy). keep the culture suggestions comming orchid board!!!

mike smith
the floronic man

[gmdiaz]

Originally Posted by kavanaru

Hi Ross, here are pics of my both plants. you can see then better what I have done with them, and how they have reacted to S/H.

How awesome of you! I didn't know that the citrata would like S/H and yours looks particularly amazing. Great growing!

[Neverend]

Wow that's really nice and healthy! I'm amazed how you can keep that luteo-alba covered, it would rot to death for me...

[kavanaru]

Ithink the trick is that I have quite low air humidity, then I do not water as frequent as normally suggested for S/H, I do it only when the reservoir is getting empty! Maybe thi smakes the difference....