Thanks for the info on Golden Tang, Iris.
I like to list the parents on my plant labels. It can give some insight into 
culture.
I DO have a Golden Tang which originally came from Fenders Flora in Florida, 
but I also have a cross which mentions Blc Orange Tang.
My previous research into Blc Orange Tang came up with no hits too.
Would people be breeding unregistered crosses, do you think? Or could it be 
a typo, as the plants do have the same look. They look like they are 
related.
Also, a question for anyone out there who grows catts in cold areas without 
a greenhouse or solarium, or under lights. I am in the Great White North 
here, eastern Ontario, Canada. I grow my catts on shelves in front of east 
and west windows, in plastic bags, to retain humidity. The winter night temp 
is about 60F; daytime, between 65 and 80 depending on sunlight warmth.  They 
do surprisingly well, but I'm wondering if anyone has similar challenges, 
and could tell me their growing methods.
Louise

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