Anguloa eburnea
Anguloa eburnea Linden ex B.S.Williams (1862) is one of the most elegant Tulip Orchids from the cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia. Its name — eburnea, meaning "ivory" — perfectly describes its pristine, creamy-white cup-shaped flowers that exude a sweet, captivating fragrance. At 45 cm, this intermediate-growing species is a refined and statuesque addition to any collection, combining botanical heritage with timeless floral beauty.
Care Guide
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Light: Bright, indirect light — filtered sunlight is ideal; avoid direct sun to prevent leaf damage
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Temperature: Intermediate conditions with daytime temps of 18–24°C (65–75°F) and cooler nights of 10–15°C (50–59°F)
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Humidity: High humidity at 50–70%; humidifiers or humidity trays are recommended
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Watering: Keep substrate consistently moist without waterlogging; a well-draining mix with frequent watering promotes optimal growth
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Plant size: Approximately 45 cm
Cultivated in the Ecuadorian highlands by Ecuagenera, Anguloa eburnea is a fragrant, ivory-flowered classic that has graced orchid collections since 1862 — and continues to enchant growers to this day.