Angraecum viguieri

[Stone]

This is my A. viguieri taken by J. Varigos at a club meeting
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jvinoz/6255713192/

 

[Gcroz]

Lovely flower! This seems to be a very uncommon plant in cultivation.

 

[SlipperFan]

Oh, My!!! :clap::drool::smitten:

 

[Stone]

Lovely flower! This seems to be a very uncommon plant in cultivation.

Yes. so I selfed it and it now has 2 almond sized pods. Here's hoping!

 

[Lanmark]

Wow!

 

[Hera]

Gosh thats pretty. Love the color.

 

[paphioboy]

Wow! That's a very unique angraecum...

 

[John Boy]

These are amongst THE most stunning of angraecoid plants, once they are that size. Trouble is: all I ever see offered are tiny-baby-little-tiny things that would take longer to reach FS than I’ll take to end up in a nursing home…

 

[Shiva]

Oh, My!!! :clap::drool::smitten:

Dot has said it for me too. As for mine it's obviously years from flowering. :sob:

 

[Inguna]

Very special! Nice! :clap:

 

[Erythrone]

splendide....

I have 3 tiny-baby-little-tiny things from Lecoufle...

 

[Lycaste53]

Very nice, the color is great
Best regards, Gina

 

[goldenrose]

LOVE IT!!
Good luck with the babies!

 

[NYEric]

Nice color, thanks for sharing.

 

[NYEric]

I have 3 tiny-baby-little-tiny things from Lecoufle...

From when part of the collection was brought to Canada? That's would be the first I heard of the collection in Ca.

 

[Erythrone]

That was from an order with Les Orchidophiles de Mtl. I don't think we can say that the plants are from the collection of Lecoufle but rather from their production!

Not sure I answered your question

 

[W. Beetus]

Amazing orange color!

 

[quaker]

A very beautiful Angraecum beautifully grown.

 

[SlipperFan]

Stone, please tell us how you grow this species.

 

[Stone]

Stone, please tell us how you grow this species.

The most important thing with this sp. according to Hauserman is not to disturb the roots too much. So to this end, when it was very small, I attached it to a small piece of t/fern and from there it went into the t/fern basket in the pic. without touching the roots so it's never really been ''repotted''. Cork or small wood basket should also work. Apart from that, treatment is standard. It likes intermediate to warm temps and good light.

Mike