Gads is that gorgeous! Love the way you chose to mount it! Right on!

Clara

Wow, you are 'the man', no doubt. First a Sobenikoffia and now verdickii??? What's next? If you post an Aerangis thomsonii in bloom I'll freak ALL the way out! :)

It makes sense that it would do so well for you, given where it likes to live (hot and often dry). Mine has been growing well lately with some nice roots (finally) but now that the AC is on in the house, I'm facing my same old problem of the humidity and heat getting sucked out. If I could trust the squirrels, I'd put it outside. Maybe next year...

Thanks for posting that. You are an Anglican priest of the highest order.
-MB

Nice one!
Olya

Thanks everyone for your comments! MrB. -- I'm not sure I deserve your praise...I actually lost most of my treaured plants in the move, and I can't duplicate the right conditions until I build a better gh, which might be years. Can't replace plants until then.

You really should consider some sort of outside structure for some of your plants during the warmer months. I'm sure you'd be pleased with the results. Build it in such a way that the tree rats can't get through to your babies (or DIE in the process...heehee!). Select your warmer growers, and let them benefit from the high humidity at night. Don't know if you have roaches outdoors in OK. If so, don't risk it.

Don't have thomsonii -- the photo in Angraecoid Orchids looks gorgeous! By the time I find one and have the right conditions to grow it, you'll have posted some great pics!

Bruce

Hahahaha....I don't have the conditions for it and have never heard of anyone selling it. If i'm not mistaken, it is one of the rarest and one of the few true cool growing Aerangis.

I wish I could do the outside structure. We do have roaches, or at least waterbugs that are close enough. Plus the squirrels and snails and slugs and rolly pollies, in addition to the usual gang of vermin like mealies and scale and thrips, etc. etc. etc. So my hope is to cover the patio with a sunroom and move the warmth wanting Angs out there.

Really sorry to hear about you losing plants in the move. That sucks completely. Maybe someday I can help you replace some of them.
-MB