Chiloschista shanica, also known as the Thai Ghost Orchid, is a leafless epiphytic orchid native to Myanmar, admired for its spiraled inflorescence and clusters of fragrant, vanilla-scented flowers that bloom in spring. It thrives in bright morning light or shaded afternoon light, intermediate temperatures (18–30°C), and high humidity with moist air circulation, making it ideal for slab mounting in terrariums or orchidariums. Water once or twice weekly with distilled or reverse osmosis water, allowing roots to dry between, and avoid algae buildup to preserve root photosynthesis. MTD
Chiloschista shanica, also known as the Thai Ghost Orchid, is a leafless epiphytic orchid native to Myanmar, admired for its spiraled inflorescence and clusters of fragrant, vanilla-scented flowers that bloom in spring. It thrives in bright morning light or shaded afternoon light, intermediate temperatures (18–30°C), and high humidity with moist air circulation, making it ideal for slab mounting in terrariums or orchidariums. Water once or twice weekly with distilled or reverse osmosis water, allowing roots to dry between, and avoid algae buildup to preserve root photosynthesis. MTD
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