A small species from native to the lowland and hill forests of SE Asia. Leaves are terete (slender, needle-like) and alternate, with long, branching stems. Flowers are tiny, about 1-2mm across, blooming two to three times a year. Best grown and displayed mounted on a narrow piece of fern bark. Family Orchidaceae Growth Form and Habit Clumping epiphyte Mature Size Small (7-10cm leafspan) Growth Rate Moderate Light Bright shade to bright, indirect Humidity 65-75% Climate Lowland Watering Allow to dry slightly between waterings Medium Grow mounted on a free-draining medium Ease of Cultivation Moderate *Pictures are representative and might not be of the exact plant for sale unless otherwise stated. Please refer to the size guide below for an estimate of plant dimensions.*