Angraecum magdalenae 1894 Restrepia species The picture shown is the

The picture shown is the first flowering of the sibling cross from H&R using their selected varieties coerulea and amethystina

Java and Sumatra and does best with part shade

flowers 4'' and over

A native to Queensland

Grow this in medium to bright light with intermediate temps

Angraecum magdalenae 1894 Restrepia species The picture shown is theAngraecum magdalenae is found in central Madagascar at 2500 5500 foot elevations in areas with a distinct cool, dryer season during the winter. The white, 4 inch flower has an exquisite fragrance with up to 5 flowers per inflorescence. Ours are grown similar to Cattleyas, intermediate temps, 50F 90F and fairly bright, 1500 2500 footcandles and a winter rest but never totally drying out. These are about 1 year to blooming and are shipped out of pot.