This miniature or small-sized Angraecum sp. from Madagascar is also called the Gigantic Angraecum because of the inpressive size of its flower compared to the plant. The greenish-white flowers appear on short stems during winter and release a delightful fragrance at night. It looks very similar to Angraecum didieri.
Grows best in bright filtered light, intermediate conditions, and high humidity. Allow the mix to dry out between waterings and keep it slightly cooler and drier during winter. It’s a great plant to grow mounted on tree fern fibre or similar material.
This miniature or small-sized Angraecum sp. from Madagascar is also called the Gigantic Angraecum because of the inpressive size of its flower compared to the plant. The greenish-white flowers appear on short stems during winter and release a delightful fragrance at night. It looks very similar to Angraecum didieri.
Grows best in bright filtered light, intermediate conditions, and high humidity. Allow the mix to dry out between waterings and keep it slightly cooler and drier during winter. It’s a great plant to grow mounted on tree fern fibre or similar material.
The photo of the flower is for reference only. The other photo is an example of the size of the plant for sale (7cm basket)
Note also that because the seedling is from a cross, all the plants will have slightly different flowers.
