A closer look.

I'm afraid you're right. Sadly I've seen "man's progress" first-hand. I'm glad you have one in your custody. You've cared for the ldelicate lacey creature beautifully.

Beautiful!~Charm

This is actually on my want list. How difficult has it been for you.

Hi me171, I am rather limited for GH space so I tend to go for miniatures these days. I suppose I am lucky that there are several nurseries in Europe that can supply African species and there is no red tape in plants travelling across European borders. I don't know how difficult it is for you but for what it is worth I got this plant originally from Andreas Stockelbusch,Fuhrberg,Germany. He is a keen species man. I hope you get lucky.

Very nice. It puts my first blooming seedling to shame.
Troy

Andy's orchids has them, what I wonder is if it will be a hard one to grow. Sorry my question was unclear.

Does it have its lemony scent it is supposed to have.

Absolutely stunning. Just stunning. You take good care of it, and keep on. Really impressive.

Well Me, after you raised the question of fragrance, I have subjected these flowers to some serious sniffing night and day. I regret to say not so much as a whiff. How easy to grow? not too much light, 60 at night 70 during the day, loves it. In fact three spikes on it at the moment. Grows particularly well with my Paphs and Prags. Get one and enjoy.

That is a very nice spike.

I've never detected a fragrance to speak of. I believe I've now killed two of them. So I would not call it particularly easy to grow. But it all depends on your growing conditions. I lack the humidity to keep many thin leaved, small rooted Angraecoids happy. I think they are very sensitive to malathion and perhaps other chemicals, fyi. They're readily available from at least three or four nurseries in the U.S.
-MB