aerangis fuscata Blooming:Yes well-moisturized but permeable substrate is

well-moisturized but permeable substrate is ideal

Plants that really get enough light develop distinctly deeper

Flowering is impressive and usually lasts 2-3 weeks

What makes it special are its relatively large flowers that appear almost exaggerated in relation to the plant itself

Use diluted orchid fertilizer every two weeks during the growing period (spring to fall)

aerangis fuscata Blooming:Yes well-moisturized but permeable substrate isAerangis fuscata is an unusual, rarely offered species from the moist mountain forests of Madagascar. Unlike its brilliant white relatives, this species bears flowers with a soft, cream to light brown hue a rare trait within the genus. This subdued color combination, along with its compact growth habit, makes the plant a subtle but intriguing addition to any orchid collection. Origin This species is endemic to Madagascar, where it grows as an epiphyte