Aerangis luteo-alba v. rhodosticta hoya When repotting use a semi-coarse

When repotting use a semi-coarse chunky soil that will drain water well

Botanists believe the frosty like appearance is to protect itself from the harsh UV rays of the desert sun

which can lead to root rot

We highly recommend using this for propagating

white to pale yellow flowers that are relatively inconspicuous but still add to its charm

Aerangis luteo-alba v. rhodosticta hoya When repotting use a semi-coarseAerangis luteo alba var. rhodosticta is a miniature epiphytic orchid native to tropical Africa, found from Cameroon to Kenya and Tanzania. It has a compact, fan like growth habit with a few narrow, leathery leaves and produces graceful, pendulous spikes of crystalline white flowers. Each bloom features a long nectar spur and a distinctive bright red orange column, which gives the variety its name (rhodosticta means red marked). This elegant species