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Angraecum sesquipedale 'Darwin Orchid' cacti These misters are an absolute

Angraecum sesquipedale 'Darwin Orchid' cacti These misters are an absoluteAn epiphite endemic to Madagascar, this species is heavily associated with descriptions by Charles Darwin. It has a symbiotic relationship with the moths in it's native region that have developed significantly long proboscis. This way they are able to collect nectar from the specially shaped elongated floral spurs while simultaneously pollinating the flower. This documentation was part of the foundation of Darwin's theory of co evolution. This batch

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Description

These misters are an absolute game changer

These have striking dark super velvety foliage and usually have a more shrub like growth pattern

They do great as mounts or potted plants in a coarse airy soil

Native to Mexico

Each pot is roughly 3" in diameter and has drainage

Angraecum sesquipedale 'Darwin Orchid' cacti These misters are an absoluteAn epiphite endemic to Madagascar, this species is heavily associated with descriptions by Charles Darwin. It has a symbiotic relationship with the moths in it's native region that have developed significantly long proboscis. This way they are able to collect nectar from the specially shaped elongated floral spurs while simultaneously pollinating the flower. This documentation was part of the foundation of Darwin's theory of co evolution. This batch

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