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Aerangis kirkii
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Posted by
mrbreeze z6/7 OK (
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Thu, Oct 16, 08 at 23:15
This is the third blooming for this plant. The last two years were in November. This is one of my favorite Angs.

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RE: Aerangis kirkii
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| *clunk*...I'm picking up my jaw from the ground. This is just marvelous...stunning. How bright do you grow yours? The leaves of mine are paler green ... I think it may be getting too much. PS - do you know of any primary hybrids that have this as a parent? |
RE: Aerangis kirkii
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| That is a beauty. You and Cal are are making me into an Aerangis collector wannabe.:) Carol |
RE: Aerangis kirkii
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| Gorgeous specimen! Did you know that sending this species to Florida for the winter can double its size? ;-) -Bruce |
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| Carol - we'll be wannabes together :-) Bruce - funny...I heard the same thing, except it was Canada instead of florida...strange. ;) |
RE: Aerangis kirkii
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| Or just a wee bit south to Texas! Awesome plant and blooms. How long will the blooms last? Are they fragrant? I'm getting 'hooked' and want a Fall bloomer! Sheila :) |
RE: Aerangis kirkii
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| thanks! Cal, i'm pretty sure I've seen referenced to some in Hillerman. I can't recall specifically. I've never seen or heard of any for sale. If you really want to know, i'll look it up for you. Otherwise...i'm too busy. :) Shiela, they last about three weeks or so I guess. They're still going strong and started opening a few days to a week before I posted the photos. They are fragrant as just about all white flowered, moth pollinated flowers are. Otherwise the moths wouldn't be able to find them. ;-) |
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