Aerangis hildebrandtii was original described by Reichenbach as Angraecum hildebrandtii (The Gardeners' Chronicle: A Weekly Illustrated Journal of Horticulture and Allied Subjects. 1878, Vol. 9, p. 725, link ). It was transfered to genus Chamaeangis in 1972 ( link ), and to Microterangis in 1985. More recently, it was transfered to Aerangis based on molecular phylogeny data (Cribb & Carlsward 2012). It is a species found in Comoro Islands . I got this plant from Andy's Orchids a couple years ago. I'm growing at intermediate-warm temperature. It seems to be able to grow fairly low light. I might be giving too much light, and the leaves are a little yellowish. Note that the middle and bottom flowers are missing the anther caps. This species seems to be pretty similar to Aerangis hariotiana . Both la Croix (2014, p.153-155) and Oviatt & Nerison (2016) mentioned that they couldn't di...
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