Angraecum eichlerianum
A vigorous, vine-like Angraecum from the lowland rainforests of west-central Africa, making long leafy stems that scramble through the canopy and bearing large green and white flowers. It wants warm, humid, bright-shade conditions all year with no real rest.
Where it grows wild
Monopodial epiphyte whose long stems climb and scramble through trees in humid lowland and submontane forest, often near rivers and forest edges.
Recorded from sea level to about 1,120 m, median about 540 m.
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