That's a fascinating flower! It looks like a sea creature. Have I said this before, MrB, you are dangerous? Luckily, I have no room and no extra money. (Well, maybe it's not lucky, but while both of the above are true, I'd rather convince myself that it is lucky, ha.)

It is not luck. You have been deluded into thinking you have no room and money. It is merely an illusion. You just need to change your priorities. I ran out of room and money years ago and yet I continue to buy more Angs. How can one explain this? I know not. It must be the power of Angs.

lol

I concur, Calvin : )

MrB, I can't say my money situation can be argued, but as far as space... well, I can clear some of that up if some of my Aerangis modesta seedlings find good new homes. They are so cute, but I ran out of mounts now. If I keep them all till they are grown, I really will have no room, but they are still little and cute for now. And thankfully, snailless, due to being in a different case entirely.

What a pretty and an interesting flower

Update:

A quick reading of Stewart reveals that germinyanum does not grow in Madagascar. Thus a plant so named from Malala can't be that species. It/they are almost certainly conchoglossum instead.

My germinyanum is a solid white bloom {{gwi:207020}} Your foliage appears to be thicker - mine is rather thin and pliable, if that makes sense.

Whatever it is, nice!

Brooke

Brooke that's a nice plant! My germinyanum is also soft thin leaved.

I love it !~Charm