Angraecum caulescens
A small, upright Angraecum of the Mascarene Islands, common in Réunion, with short stems of narrow leaves and small greenish-white flowers. It grows as an epiphyte in humid mid-elevation forest with mild temperatures and a cooler, drier winter. It suits intermediate to cool conditions.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic on trunks and branches in humid native forest, occasionally on mossy rocks.
Recorded at 190–1700 m, median about 890 m.
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