Angraecum chamaeanthus
A miniature epiphytic Angraecum of eastern and southern African mist-belt and riverine forest, growing on twigs and thin branches. It needs cool, bright-shaded, airy conditions with a distinctly drier, cold-night winter.
Where it grows wild
Records come from montane forest regions in Mpumalanga, the Burundi highlands, Kenya and Malawi, mostly at 1,600–2,150 m by the climate sites. Like other tiny Angraecum it grows on small branches and twigs in humid forest, often near streams; species-specific habitat notes were not found.
Few records carry an elevation; the main sites sit at about 700–2,150 m, most near 1,700 m.
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