aeranthes grandiflora Potmaat:10 cm In the bright afternoon sun

In the bright afternoon sun a light filter is pleasant

Unlike some large species

The flower is olive green to pale green with purple-brown striped patterns and a bulbous

The leaves are less heavy and coarse than in many other Platyceriums

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aeranthes grandiflora Potmaat:10 cm In the bright afternoon sunAeranthes grandiflora is an elegant epiphytic orchid known for its unusual, star shaped flowers and long drooping flowering stems. This species belongs to the Angraecum alliance and is prized by collectors for its graceful growth habit and the uniqueness of its flowers. When the plant is in bloom, the flowers almost seem to float on thin stems, giving Aeranthes grandiflora a very sophisticated appearance. Origin Aeranthes grandiflora is native to