Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Aerangis mystacidii X Aerangis decaryana; registered in November, 2012 by Sarah Waddoups (congrats Sarah), the originator was Klinge Orchids. The above images were the first blooms from October ...
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Aerangis citrata
Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Formerly known in some circles as Angraecum citratum, Aerangis citrata is found throughout Madagascar. From the southeast coast through the central part of the country into the northwest sect...
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Aerangis biloba
Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Aerangis biloba will grow very well in South Florida's sub-tropical climate as a mounted plant just as it grows in the wild. It is no different than any other Angraecoid. Give it the specifi...
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Aerangis articulata
Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Aerangis articulata, the Latin word meaning "jointed". This plant was formerly known as Angraecum articulatum and Angraecum descendens in the early 1900s. My thought on the bottom line howev...
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Angraecum magdalenae Shows Herself !
Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Often referred to as the "Queen of the Angraecums"; Angraecum magdalenae can be a phenomenal plant to show off when in full bloom. Whether a first time bloomer with a single flower or a gro...
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Lubber Grasshoppers
Author is Susan Jones, posted over 11 years ago
One of the largest and slowest moving grasshoppers, lubbers can attain 3 inches (7.5 cm) in length at maturity, and cause a great deal of damage to an orchid collection. Different species are found...
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Rate Your Growing Skills
Author is Tom Sheehan, posted over 11 years ago
ORCHIDOPHILOS by Tom Sheehan
Frequently I am asked by an orchidist how to tell whether or not he/she is doing a good job of growing his/her plants. Actually, this is a good question, becaus...
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The Fakahatchee Strand
Posted by Sys Admin over 11 years ago
The Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve Park is home to the largest collection of native orchid species and bromeliads in North America. It is also home to the Florida panther, black bear, Everglades...
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Grow Native Orchids
Author is Susan Taylor, posted over 11 years ago
Grow Native Orchids in Your Garden
Believe it or not, you can grow native orchids in your gardens if you pick out those which grow in your area and you can provide them the right conditions. The...
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Vanda cristata
Posted by Sys Admin over 11 years ago
Vanda cristata Lindl. 1833
Distribution: Himalayas, Tibet and Assam
Vanda cristata is found at between 1200-2300 m in the Himalayas (Garhwal to Bhutan), Tibet and Assam (Khasia). Vanda crista...
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