Description

Angraecum equitans

These are native to northwest Madagascar; where they grow in moss- and lichen-covered trees at 6500 feet elevation. In our experience, equitans prefers intermediate conditions, not the cool-to-cold temperature that some would claim and may be indicated by this high elevation. The plants most always seem to exhibit the typical signs of slight dehydration; a wrinkled quality to their leaves. We’ve grown them mounted and potted a variety of ways. We recommend NOT dividing these as they age and send out side growths; a well-grown plant in bloom is a lovely thing!

We’re currently selling large seedlings in 1-1/2″ terra cotta pots.