Angraecum didieri x sib

Introducing Angraecum didieri, a tough and captivating orchid native to Madagascar. Its incredibly fragrant, 2-3 inch flowers bloom at dusk and throughout the night. Found in Madagascar's humid forests, this epiphyte features short, fanged leaves and carries solitary, scented flowers on inflorescences. It is best wood mounted, requires high humidity, and appreciates good air circulation. Experience the allure of Angraecum didieri—a charming, fragrant orchid that adds elegance to any collection.

• Plant Stage:  Blooming Size, Producing First Bud - Single Flower
• Species orchid from a sibling cross A
• verage Plant Height: 3-4" from top of media (see pics)
• Overall height with pot included 6" 
• 2" Star-shaped white flower
• Pot Size: 3" Round
• Blooming Season: Varies 

Angraecum didieri is perfect for space-limited growers. Its classic waxy star-shaped blooms have light green petals and a white lip. Grown from seed, this miniature species thrives in bright, indirect light with moderate humidity. Pot with coarse mix or mount on cork, driftwood, or tree fern, keeping roots somewhat exposed for air circulation. Water thoroughly when dry, especially during the summer, but handle roots gingerly to avoid disturbance and collection as this genus is prone to crown rot because of its leaf structure.