Angraecum erectum
A small, upright, monopodial epiphytic orchid of East African highland forest at about 1,500–3,250 m, with tiny pale flowers. It needs cool to intermediate temperatures with a clear day–night drop, bright filtered light and regular moisture with a slightly drier spell.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic on trunks and branches in upland and montane forest; the genus in this zone often grows on smaller, well-lit twigs.
Recorded from 1,500 to 3,259 m, median about 2,160 m.
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