This is a species that has been blooming twice a year for me. It bloomed last October and now it is blooming again with three flowers, though only one is shown in the photos. Angraecum dideri is from Madagascar and is a small plant in comparison to some of the other species in the genus. Its roots, however, ramble everywhere and it is always for that reason a bit difficult to contain in my limited space. The plant is an elongated fan of leaves which grows to 20 cm and produces new growths along the stem (there are two new growths on my plant, one of which is blooming). The flowers,
produced one or two per spike, are 6 cm with a 10 cm nectary or spur
extending from the back of the flower. The flowers are a very pale
green with a while lip and are fragrant at night.
Beautiful! Reminds me of an Aerangis punctata (fairly closely related too). Happy blooming!
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit larger than Aerangis puncatata, I think, but both are gorgeous. Thanks for the visit.
DeleteBeautiful orchid, thank you for showing it
ReplyDeleteThank you ever so much.
DeleteHello, Ron
ReplyDeleteI came to your blog in Google search.
Congratulations! A great space, with good content and wonderful pictures!
An excellent source of research!
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Greetings from Brazil
Thanks for the visit and kind comments, Eterna.
DeleteWelcome to the Community, Ron!
DeleteHelô Spitali
Thank you ever so much.
DeleteHi Ron!
ReplyDeleteJust came across your wonderful blog while searching Trichoceros in the web! Nice didieri you have there. Mine is right flowering for the first time, still a petite plant.
Regards
Thanks for the kind comments! Mine has four flowers on it at the moment and I should take some more photos.
DeleteBeautiful orchid! Spectacular photos =)
ReplyDeleteThanks ever so much, Fizzie.
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