Tolumnia sylvestris is a miniature epiphytic orchid native to the Caribbean, admired for its fan-shaped leaf clusters and dainty, dancing-lady blooms that emerge in vibrant racemes. It thrives in bright, filtered light, intermediate temperatures (18–30°C), and moderate to high humidity (50–70%), making it ideal for windowsills, mounts, or compact orchid setups. Grow it on cork or in small pots with fast-draining media like bark or sphagnum moss, water frequently but allow roots to dry quickly, and fertilize lightly during active growth to encourage repeat blooming. 2 fans
Tolumnia sylvestris is a miniature epiphytic orchid native to the Caribbean, admired for its fan-shaped leaf clusters and dainty, dancing-lady blooms that emerge in vibrant racemes. It thrives in bright, filtered light, intermediate temperatures (18–30°C), and moderate to high humidity (50–70%), making it ideal for windowsills, mounts, or compact orchid setups. Grow it on cork or in small pots with fast-draining media like bark or sphagnum moss, water frequently but allow roots to dry quickly, and fertilize lightly during active growth to encourage repeat blooming. 2 fans
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