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Really nice micro-miniature orchid features a creeping habit and tiny pseudobulbs native to the montane forests of Taiwan and China. Perfect for terrariums and indoor cabinets, it produces striking, fan-like clusters of spidery, vibrant orange blooms multiple times a year.
To thrive, this compact epiphyte requires cool-to-intermediate temperatures (18°Cā27°C), low-to-medium indirect light, and high humidity (60%ā80%). Keep its root zone consistently moist using pure water like distilled or rainwater. For best results, mount it on a cork slab with sphagnum moss or grow it in a highly humid enclosure with constant air movement.
Really nice micro-miniature orchid features a creeping habit and tiny pseudobulbs native to the montane forests of Taiwan and China. Perfect for terrariums and indoor cabinets, it produces striking, fan-like clusters of spidery, vibrant orange blooms multiple times a year.
To thrive, this compact epiphyte requires cool-to-intermediate temperatures (18°Cā27°C), low-to-medium indirect light, and high humidity (60%ā80%). Keep its root zone consistently moist using pure water like distilled or rainwater. For best results, mount it on a cork slab with sphagnum moss or grow it in a highly humid enclosure with constant air movement.
