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Spatulate Neobathiea
Neobathiea spatulata
Small Angraecoid orchid from lowland to foothill forests of Madagascar where it grows on trees in warm humid air between roughly sea level and 350 m. It prefers intermediate to warm temperatures bright shade and good air movement and produces fragrant starry white flowers mainly from spring to summer.
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At a glance
- Plant type
- orchid
- Size
- small 8–15cm
- Light
- Indirect
- Humidity
- 70%–95%
Native context
Where it belongs
- Countries
- Madagascar
- Ecosystems
- Moist forest, Rainforest, Wet forest
- Elevation
- Lowland (0–500 m)
- Flowering
- Spring, Summer
About this plant
Small Angraecoid orchid from lowland to foothill forests of Madagascar where it grows on trees in warm humid air between roughly sea level and 350 m. It prefers intermediate to warm temperatures bright shade and good air movement and produces fragrant starry white flowers mainly from spring to summer.
Stable BJURNY record: tx_e525ae2ea1e0468b97eb