Angraecum calceolus

Angraecum calceolus, a botanical orchid species indigenous to Madagascar, enchants with its compact growth habit and graceful star-shaped flowers. Cultivated in a pot, this young plant thrives in intermediate to warm temperatures, requiring bright, filtered light and good air circulation. Blooming once a year, typically in winter, it adorns with fragrant white blossoms that intensify in aroma at night. Sphagnum moss serves as an excellent substrate for moisture retention and roots protection. As the orchid matures, repotting into a medium-grade bark mix enhances drainage and aeration. To nurture its growth, maintain continual moisture, moderate humidity, and avoid complete substrate dryness. With dedicated care, this orchid evolves into a stunning specimen, exuding refined beauty and delicate fragrance.