Culture for angraecum sesquipedale

[Dorsetman]

I have grown A.longiscottii in hydroculture, when it did quite well - got to be a branched plant occasionally producing two spikes at the same time. Sorry I don't have a digital pic, and my 335mm slide is among a million others ( I guess - a life-time of snapping) somwhere in the loft. So I question "dry".

[Halloamey]

Hi Byron, here are the pics of my Angraecum sesquipedale. I was very busy, so posting a bit late.

The plant is thriving in this plastic basket, I don't think aloowing to the roots to dry out is a good option. Naturally Angraecum s. grows on moss and humus covered rocks where it has constant moisture at the roots, not wet but moist. Mine has not flowered yet, I think it will take 1 to 2 more years for it to flower. I have included a 10 cm pot for size comparison