Aerangis citrata is a species (not hybrid) with exacting needs from its native habitat: high light, constant moisture, temperatures >55°F, and a brief rest when root tips show no green.
High humidity invites fungus. At first sign, apply Listerine on Q-tip to affected areas. Spores spread easily in humid conditions—vigilance is key after your previous loss to black fungus.
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