Aerangis pumilio Borojoa bearing successive clusters of tiny

bearing successive clusters of tiny flowers on short inflorescences that emerge from the leaf axils

but always ensure good air circulation to prevent fungal issues

A hybrid of Bc

good light promotes strong pseudobulb development and prolific blooming

Aerangis pumilio Borojoa bearing successive clusters of tinyThis miniature epiphytic orchid is native to Madagascar and parts of Africa, where it grows in humid forests at low elevations. It is a small, monopodial plant valued for its compact size and highly fragrant white flowers. Light: Requires medium to low light. It needs bright, indirect light, but must be strictly protected from direct sunlight, which can burn the leaves. Temperature: An intermediate to warm growing species. Daytime temperatures should