Aerangis biloba rubber Brassavola cucullata is truly such

Brassavola cucullata is truly such an impressive orchid

It is not one you typically see available

They're native to wetter parts of Guatemala and Columbia

though the soil should be allowed to dry out slightly between waterings to prevent root rot

While VERY slow growing

Aerangis biloba rubber Brassavola cucullata is truly suchAerangis biloba is a small, elegant epiphytic orchid species native to West and Central Africa (including countries like Senegal, Ghana, Cameroon) often found up to ~700 m elevation in forested or plantation habitats. It is characterized by a monopodial growth habit (one stem, no pseudobulbs), with leathery leaves that are often bilobed (split into two lobes at the tip of the leaf) hence the name biloba. The plant produces arching or pendent racemes