Fantastic looking plan and flowers!

Stunning! The multiple blobs of honeydew indicate a happy happy plant and the photos are not bad at all. What do you have this growing in, Jane?

Thanks.
Calvin, always a complement from the expert! I have it planted in large bark chunks. It will need repotting this Spring.

Jane

Beautiful plant/blooms! What are the parents in this cross? How large is your plant? My shopping list for an upcoming Spring show will be topped by angraecums & related genera. I love look of the waxy white/green blooms and fragrance is always a 'big' plus for me.

Sheila :)

Surely you jest! I'm barely at half my weight in dead orchids...although I just managed to watch the last leaf drop off a poor aerangis I got a few months ago so I guess that brings me a little closer to 'expertise'

Large chunks makes total sense...duh...esp for those fat roots. That's a great looking plant and I wouldn't be surprised if it put on an even more magnificent show next year!

Sheila - this is a cross between sesquipidale and eburneum :) I hope you report back what you end up getting off your shopping list

Thanks, Sheila its quite a beauty. It is pretty big but a slow grower. I've only had it 2 1/2 years. It is about 2 ft tall. Very neat grower. Grew a basal keiki last year which is growing along nicely.

This is a first for me. Still learning my way around it. I left it out when the nights got cool in fall and it started spiking. Took about 4 months for those blooms. This plant seems to defy the culture info on it. Likes growing cool--low 50's all Winter.

Give it a try,
Jane