Angraecum magdalenae

Introducing the Angraecum magdalenae - Madagascar's White Elegance Originating from the lush landscapes of Madagascar, the Angraecum magdalenae, also known as "Madalaine's Angraecum," graces its native habitat by lithophytically clinging to or nestling near quartzite boulders amidst the leafy embrace, thriving at altitudes ranging from 800 to 2000 meters above sea level. Botanical Beauty: Madalaine's Angraecum is a medium-sized orchid, flourishing in both warm and cool conditions. Its growth habit is lithophytic and monopodial, adorned with 6 to 8 short, fleshy-coriaceous leaves that are oblong-ligulate in shape, bearing unequal bilobes at their apices. A Symphony of Snow-White Blooms: In the spring through summer months, this Snow-White Angraecum unveils its ethereal beauty. Delicate, fragrant flowers emerge on a bracteate inflorescence, measuring 2 to 3 cm in length. The inflorescence boasts triangular floral bracts in a vibrant yellow hue, originating just below the first leaf