Angraecum longicalcar
Also known as the Long Spurred Angraecum, this species comes from Madagascar where it grows naturally amongst the rocks, often in almost full sun.
A large plant, it produces long-lasting white and green flowers that are strongly scented at night. The spur can be up to 40cm long! This is a cross between the ’Stony Point' and 'Huntington Gardens' cultivars.
Grows best in cool conditions, bright light (but not exposed to direct midday sun) and good air movement. Reduce water in winter.
Also known as the Long Spurred Angraecum, this species comes from Madagascar where it grows naturally amongst the rocks, often in almost full sun.
A large plant, it produces long-lasting white and green flowers that are strongly scented at night. The spur can be up to 40cm long! This is a cross between the ’Stony Point' and 'Huntington Gardens' cultivars.
Grows best in cool conditions, bright light (but not exposed to direct midday sun) and good air movement. Reduce water in winter.
Also known as the Long Spurred Angraecum, this species comes from Madagascar where it grows naturally amongst the rocks, often in almost full sun.
A large plant, it produces long-lasting white and green flowers that are strongly scented at night. The spur can be up to 40cm long! This is a cross between the ’Stony Point' and 'Huntington Gardens' cultivars.
Grows best in cool conditions, bright light (but not exposed to direct midday sun) and good air movement. Reduce water in winter.
The photo of the flower is for reference only. The other photo is an example of the size of the plant for sale (5.5cm pot)
Note also that because the seedling is from a cross, all the plants will have slightly different flowers.