Still looks pretty good to me. I love Aerangis mystacidii. It's the first Ang I ever bloomed, and it's so cute too. I only wish mine were mounted on cork, instead of a slab of wood. I prefer the way that yours looks, more organic.

Thanks, Q! I believe mine is on grapevine; I'm wondering how to remount it once (if) it gets bigger. Did yours have a scent? They're supposed to smell like lily of the valley, but I don't detect anything yet.

I thought I got a hint of something midway through their lifespan, but if I did, it wasn't strong enough to note. I always got excited that I smelled something, until I realized it was the scent of whatever lotion or hand soap I had used, as my hand was holding the lid up and my nose was right next to my hand. That got me more times than I care to admit, ha.

My mystacidii seedlings haven't bloomed yet but they are getting up to mature size. Can hardly wait!

Great shots Calvin, as always.

Mine has three buds left on it. The fourth blasted, though it looks like there may be a couple more forming at the tip. Hopefully I'll get some flowers. This will be the first time blooming this one for me.

Tyler

That's a beautiful Aerangis...love those red spurs!

Carol