Anguloa dubia Commelinaceae Found in Colombia and Esmeraldas

Found in Colombia and Esmeraldas province of Ecuador in cloud forests at elevations of 750 to 800 meters as a miniature sized

diffused light encourages blooming while protecting the pleated leaves from scorching

Humidity: High humidity between 60-80% with excellent air circulation to prevent fungal issues

Commonly referred to as the "Six-legged Lepanthes

Proper care is essential for the health and flowering of this orchid

Anguloa dubia Commelinaceae Found in Colombia and EsmeraldasAnguloa Dubia Culture The Anguloa dubia is a charming terrestrial orchid species renowned for its distinctive tulip shaped flowers and robust growth habit, making it a prized specimen for collectors seeking unique orchids with dramatic blooming characteristics. Light: Bright, indirect light is ideal. Avoid direct sunlight which can burn the leaves. Temperature: Moderate conditions with daytime temperatures between 65 75F (18 24C) and slightly cooler