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Angraecum magdalenae

16 years ago

And this dendrobium, I got in bloom so no credit to me! Trying the latourias again...sigh

Dend. Roy Tokunaga (atroviolaceum x johnsoniae)

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arthurm
16 years ago
Still not tempted to try the Angraecums because i'm sticking to my plan of trying to be a specialist. But there are distractions along the way such as a raffle plant of Den. Roy Tokunaga from H & R in Hawaii via a local orchid nursery. Supposed to be easy to grow and bloom, but mine has grown well but never bloomed. Maybe next year.
ifraser25
16 years ago
OH I tried to grow this Ang. in England as it was a cool grower. Miserable failure. Nice to see you doing so well.
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jane__ny
16 years ago
Absolutely beautiful! Great photography too...

Jane
serenasyh
16 years ago
Breathtakingly lovely, Calvin! that 2nd photo especially with that curvature is sheer beauty!
knick-knack
16 years ago
Happy looking plants. Great growing Calvin! Is your angraecum an easy grower?

Thanks!
xmpraedicta
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks for the comments everyone. Knick-knack: I've only had it for about a year, so I'm not sure yet. It certainly is a SLOW grower. I had one of these a while back and it succumbed to rot.

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