Aerangis Ecuagenera Cucurbitaceae This distinctive climbing aroid species

This distinctive climbing aroid species is celebrated for its large arrow-shaped leaves with prominent sagittate (arrow-like) form and glossy green coloration

What sets Gongora gibba apart is its alluring fragrance that mimics the scent of female bees

Avoid waterlogging

thrives in warm

multicolored leaves that display a mix of green

Aerangis Ecuagenera Cucurbitaceae This distinctive climbing aroid speciesAerangis Ecuagenera Culture This primary orchid hybrid, is a cross between Aerangis distincta and Aerangis modesta. The result is a charming miniature orchid with beautiful foliage and a cascade of delicate, starry flowers that capture the elegance of both parents. Light: Needs bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sun which can burn leaves. Temperature: Prefers warm temperatures of 21 27C (70 80F) during the day, dropping to 18 21C (65 70F) at night.