Aerangis luteoalba var rhodosticta Stanhopea Successful cultivation of Anthurium crystallinum

Successful cultivation of Anthurium crystallinum Silver requires attention to the following aspects:

20 cm long

rounded sepals and petals and a tubular rolled labellum — blooming so prolifically that the flowers virtually cover the entire plant at once

with slightly cooler nights at 20-26°C (68-79°F)

avoid any direct sun to prevent the leaves from burning

Aerangis luteoalba var rhodosticta Stanhopea Successful cultivation of Anthurium crystallinumAerangis luteoalba var. rhodosticta Culture This charming miniature orchid is a variety of the species Aerangis luteoalba, native to regions of Africa, including Kenya and Tanzania. It is an intermediate growing epiphyte found in riverine forests, which influences its cultivation needs. It is highly valued for its compact size and spectacular floral display. Light: Prefers bright, filtered, indirect light. Direct midday sun should be avoided, as its