When selecting a pot for an Aerangis Orchid, consider the following factors: 1. Size: Choose a pot that is just slightly larger than the size of the orchid's roots. Aerangis orchids prefer to be slightly root-bound. 2. Material: Use a pot made of a breathable material such as clay or terracotta. This will allow for proper airflow and water drainage. 3. Drainage: Make sure the pot has drainage holes to prevent water from sitting in the bottom of the pot and causing root rot. 4. Depth: Orchids have shallow roots, so choose a pot that is shallow but wide. 5. Stability: Aerangis orchids can be top-heavy, so choose a pot that is stable and won't easily tip over. 6. Aesthetics: Choose a pot that complements the beauty of the orchid and fits in with the overall style of your space.