Aerangis luteo-alba v. rhodosticta Size:2" Pot with leathery leaves that are

with leathery leaves that are often bilobed (split into two lobes at the tip of the leaf) — hence the name biloba

use a semi-coarse soil medium

If you're local to Portland or planning a visit

either rest them in a dish of water or submerge them in a bucket for roughly 10-15 minutes until the moss feels hydrated and spongey and letting drip off any excess water

leathery leaves and produces graceful

Aerangis luteo-alba v. rhodosticta Size:2" Pot with leathery leaves that areAerangis luteo alba var. rhodosticta is a miniature epiphytic orchid native to tropical Africa, found from Cameroon to Kenya and Tanzania. It has a compact, fan like growth habit with a few narrow, leathery leaves and produces graceful, pendulous spikes of crystalline white flowers. Each bloom features a long nectar spur and a distinctive bright red orange column, which gives the variety its name (rhodosticta means red marked). This elegant species