Angraecum eichlerianum Epi./Enc. x Cattleya/Laelia Blooming in the Fall

Blooming in the Fall

ladder like growth with the flowers appearing singly at the branch leaf nodes

this bifoliate cattleya grows on large tree limbs high in the canopy with pseudobulbs reaching 3 feet and fragrant flowers  4 inches on large clusters

like ripe peaches

The flowers have a brilliant

Angraecum eichlerianum Epi./Enc. x Cattleya/Laelia Blooming in the FallAngraecum eichlerianum is another of the fantastic vining Angraecums found in wet forests throughout western, central Africa around 500 foot elevations. Literature has it growing warm to hot but it does well for us at intermediate to warm, 50F to 90F and shady, 900 to 1500 footcandles and humid, never totally drying out. The fragrant, 3 inch flowers are borne 2 each on an inflorescence and are long lasting with a heavy, waxy texture. These are very