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

Found throughout the tropical Americas it grows at 3500 feet and lower

Growing in eastern Australia

A native to Queensland

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.