Mostly angraecoid but willing to waver ...

[T. migratoris]

Greetings from California. Growing warm-hot, low-light, smallish plants that are tolerant of moderate humidity. Most of my plants are mounted angraecoids ... not that I don't like paphs & phrags ... but my luck with slippers has been less than stellar. I'm not willing to give up though, so that's why I'm here.

Cheers!

 

[Heather]

Welcome! Perhaps we can help...

 

[goldenrose]

WELCOME to the forum! That's the right additude!
What slippers do you have?

 

[Marco]

Welcome to the Forum

 

[NYEric]

Welcome from NYC. A lot of Paphs actually should do well in angraecoid conditions!

 

[SlipperFan]

Yes, welcome.

Anyone that can grow Angraecoids can grow Paphs.

 

[rdlsreno]

Welcome to the slipper talk! We will try to help!

Ramon

 

[T. migratoris]

Thanks for the welcome and the slipper support. It's not that I haven't tried ...just had bad luck. I've picked up a number of Paph hybrids along the way (past 10 years or so) but haven't made a single one happy in the long run. I'd written them off completely but have now changed my tune. Humidity is up now and light is better, so I'm good to go again. We'll see what happens.

 

[gonewild]

Welcome :clap: What part of California are you in?

 

[T. migratoris]

Amador County - northern CA about an hour west of Kirkwood.

 

[bwester]

welcome to the dark side :evil:

 

[myxodex]

Welcome to a great forum. I grow a few angraecoids also ... so I'm hoping that you will use the non-slipper photos forum here. There are also quite a few Neofinetia fans among us.
Cheers,
Tim

 

[T. migratoris]

I'll try to post a few recent blooms.

 

[T. migratoris]

Recent photo of Aerangis articulata:

 

[Candace]

Are those fragrant?

 

[T. migratoris]

I have the world's worst olefactory sense so I'm probably not the best source. I've tried to detect a fragrance - particularly at night - but get nothing of significance.

 

[goldenrose]

What a BEAUTY!

 

[T. migratoris]

Hmmm do I detect a convert?

 

[practicallyostensible]

Welcome! You're an hour north my folks who have a few angraecoids growing with many of my paphs, so it can be done, hopefully we can help get you on track.

 

[SlipperFan]

Nicely grown and flowered.

And, welcome!