aerangis calantha Liparis and do not pack the

and do not pack the substrate tightly around the roots

Too little light will prevent bud formation

Ludisia is not a heavy feeder

often white to soft yellow with subtle reddish-brown highlights

This plant forms compact rosettes with beautifully curved

aerangis calantha Liparis and do not pack theAerangis calantha is a rare species from the moist mountain forests of central Africa. Despite its compact size, this orchid produces remarkably large, white flowers with long spurs, making it a popular species among collectors. Thanks to its reduced leaf size, it is ideal for cultivation in a terrarium or on a mounting support in a nursery. Origin This species is native to mountainous rainforests of Rwanda, Burundi and eastern Congo, among others,