Aerangis luteoalba var rhodostica (Project 4 - Summer 2007) - Page 17 - Orchid Board

Pinkcat · #**161** 08-15-2007, 04:33 PM

Got my order today-boy that was quick! Mailed out on Monday, delivered via usps on Wednesday. No spike for me

I will post pictures later in the project 4 gallery.
Also, I received my TC Sharry Baby (couldn't resist) with 3 spikes on it

. They don't joke around when they say something is in spike or bloom. It's beautiful. My aerangis arrived with measles on it's leaf- maybe that is normal? The spots don't rub off so I am assuming it will just grow out of it. The roots are neato on this one.
Can't wait to see these buddies bloom!

Ross · #**162** 08-15-2007, 04:35 PM

Regarding spikes for those of us (3 so far) that have the, mine are progressing greatly. They have turned out into the terrarium as I would have hoped and are now approx twice as long as when I received the plant.

Bradfo69 · #**163** 08-15-2007, 04:42 PM

Thanks. "TC" Travelling companion. Cute, and an example of the fact that I don't text much on my phone.

I MIGHT pick mine up this weekend as opposed to having it shipped. I finished e-mailing Tom last Saturday saying I didn't expect to be up that way anytime soon and within a couple hours I was one exit away from Parkside. Couldn't stop though. Now, I'm driving past this weekend and I might

have to twist the arm of my travelling companion.

Ross · #**164** 08-15-2007, 04:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bradfo69

Thanks. "TC" Travelling companion. Cute, and an example of the fact that I don't text much on my phone.

I MIGHT pick mine up this weekend as opposed to having it shipped. I finished e-mailing Tom last Saturday saying I didn't expect to be up that way anytime soon and within a couple hours I was one exit away from Parkside. Couldn't stop though. Now, I'm driving past this weekend and I might

have to twist the arm of my travelling companion.

If I were that close, I'd pick mine up and save on shipping/handling/packing.

sjMagoo · #**165** 08-15-2007, 05:09 PM

Yippeee do!!! Mine finally arrived ( they forgot me at first...

) and in good shape. Now I can be one of the gang

No spikes on aerangis, but nice and healthy. TC was a phal. schlleriana to replace one I lost - and she is strong and healthy too!!

cb977 · #**166** 08-15-2007, 05:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bradfo69

Thanks. "TC" Travelling companion. Cute, and an example of the fact that I don't text much on my phone.

I MIGHT pick mine up this weekend as opposed to having it shipped. I finished e-mailing Tom last Saturday saying I didn't expect to be up that way anytime soon and within a couple hours I was one exit away from Parkside. Couldn't stop though. Now, I'm driving past this weekend and I might

have to twist the arm of my travelling companion.

Great idea as shipping and handling are a bit on the high side

Pinkcat · #**167** 08-15-2007, 05:30 PM

One thing about the shipping is- I now have enough fiberfill to provide the whole neighborhood with knit catnip mice! That stuff isn't that cheap and I probably got a whole bag of it in my order. The box was almost as tall as me- it was probably 4 feet tall

very well packaged-not a bud lost. And how do plants get from PA to Oregon so darn quickly?