Aerangis hyaloides
A miniature epiphytic orchid of eastern Madagascar's humid forests, with tiny leaves and sprays of small, glassy white flowers. It grows on twigs in shaded, humid forest from near sea level to about 1,200 m and is best grown mounted, with high humidity and daily drying.
Where it grows wild
Twig and branch epiphyte in humid evergreen forest of the eastern escarpment, typically in shade where air is constantly moist.
Recorded 58–1,190 m, median about 645 m.
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