Angraecum elephantinum

Angraecum elephantinum, commonly known as the ‘Gigantic Angraecum,’ is a botanical species native to Madagascar. This epiphytic orchid, which can be classified as a small (miniature) plant, thrives in intermediate-warm temperatures and moderate light intensity. Cultivated on wood, it blooms once a year in the autumn to winter season, emitting a delightful fragrance. The plant requires thorough watering and fertilization during the growing period, allowing the roots to dry between waterings. In late winter to early spring, reduce watering frequency, adjusting if leaves show signs of dehydration. Adequate air movement is crucial to prevent fungal issues. Enjoy the stunning beauty and delicate aroma of the Angraecum elephantinum in your orchid collection.