Aerangis luteoalba var rhodostica (Project 4 - Summer 2007)

[KEGinMichigan]

I am also in the spikeless category.

Kev

[IowaOrchid]

My guardian angel has come through and my plants arrived in the mail today. They were in very good condition but, not on mounts. Oh well, I quickly mounted the project plant and all is well. They are getting aquainted with all the other plants outside. Here is a picture of my project plant and the TC Angraecum scottianum which I will mount later when I get a mount for it. There is NO spike on mine so, I'm in the spikeless catagory. Oh and I will post this picture in the gallery too.

Julie

[cb977]

Julie, I've been wondering about you and your plants all day! Happy they've arrived and are doing well.
You're with me...on the long list of "no-spikers"

[gixrj18]

Hey Julie, if you hide a couple of half-sunk screws under the moss, it will give you something to wire to that is more easily concealed.

[Ross]

Originally Posted by IowaOrchid

My guardian angel has come through and my plants arrived in the mail today. They were in very good condition but, not on mounts. Oh well, I quickly mounted the project plant and all is well. They are getting aquainted with all the other plants outside. Here is a picture of my project plant and the TC Angraecum scottianum which I will mount later when I get a mount for it. There is NO spike on mine so, I'm in the spikeless catagory. Oh and I will post this picture in the gallery too.

Julie

Julie, Julie! I am SO happy yours arrived. You sounded so in the dumps and I hate to see folks like that! Now all is well - right Plants look really nice. I suspect the only "spikers" are mounted plants. Now don't quote me on this, but might this be a premonition? Your mount looks well-done. This little puppy should grow to cover all the signs of mounting quickly. Let us know how it progresses.

[IdahoOrchid]

Originally Posted by cb977

Can we assume you found it?

YUP!

Posted and explained in the gallery as well.

[Dorothy]

Woohoo
I finally ordered my Aerangis and of course, a travel companion - Eurychone rothschildiana
IOSPE PHOTOS
http://www.orchidspecies.com/orphotd...hchildiana.jpg
It has the leaves similar in shape to a phalaenopsis and the flower form similar to a cochleanthes. And fragrant! BONUS
I would have purchased a cochleanthes Amazing as it is one of Tom's specials but I already bought one with double blooms. I will post photos in another thread.

[cb977]

Cool! Let us know when they arrive...and check your project plant for spikes!

[Dorothy]

You bet

[Ross]

Originally Posted by Dorothy

You bet

We're rootin' for ya, Dot! We need more in the "spike" category