Jumellea arborescens

15 years ago

This is my new favorite Ang. If you ever get an opportunity to smell a Jumellea, please do not squander it. They come from central Madagascar at 1400m in mossy forests.

This last pic is Jumellea comorensis next to the J. arborescens to demonstrate how different they are and how sublime Angs are in general.

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michoice
15 years ago
A very interesting plant mrBreeze and some nice photography. The flower in the first pic looks a bit like a squid and quite scary.
xmpraedicta
15 years ago
Marvelous and splendid.
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komi
15 years ago
I prefer to eat my squid, not sniff it.

(Seriously, do you think even I could smell it?)

I like how the flowers look in the profile view.
Charm
15 years ago
Gorgeous!~Charm
ifraser25
15 years ago
Very interesting plants. I would like more but they are hard to come by here. My Ang. sequipedale is NEARLY out. Stay tuned! This was the first tropical orchid I ever saw. I could hardly believe it was real and it started a life addiction!
bcfromfl
15 years ago
Nice going, MrB! I like the attention to the lighting, too. ...*sublime*...what a perfect word...

I've got a couple more angs I've got to take photos of, too. 'Tis the season! ;-)

Jumellea arborescens

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