Aerangis luteoalba var. rhodosticta — a cute miniature Angraecoid! 🥰
by Llumina-Starweaver
Aerangis luteoalba var. rhodosticta — a cute miniature Angraecoid! 🥰
by Llumina-Starweaver
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fun, I’ve got the non-rhodistica version on a shelf next to my work desk
Aerangis luteoalba var. rhodosticta is a lovely miniature Angraecoid native to equatorial Africa, found growing as a twig epiphyte in humid mountainous riverine forests, sometimes near waterfalls, between 3000-5000 feet.
I’m delighted to add another Aerangis to my collection. These are low light monopodial orchids, and the small size makes them an easy addition to any collection.
I am growing this one in my IKEA orchid greenhouse cabinet. I cannot take credit for the blooms, as I just acquired it from Seattle Orchid. I plan to mount it on cork after it’s done blooming, and hope to bloom it under my care the near future. 😊