Angraecum didieri
A small Malagasy angraecoid epiphyte with a single large white spurred flower, recorded mostly from the eastern escarpment forests around 1,100 m. Grow it mounted, bright but shaded, with cool nights and constant moisture in the air.
Where it grows wild
Twig and branch epiphyte in humid evergreen montane forest of eastern Madagascar; habitat inferred from the record cluster and the genus, as published detail is thin.
Recorded from 484 to 1,672 m, median about 1,095 m.
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