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Description

Renanthera citrinaRenanthera citrina is a small epiphytic (occasionally lithophytic) orchid species native to Vietnam and nearby regions. It grows on mossy tree trunks or rocky limestone bluffs in humid forests at mid elevations (about 6501200 m). Features: Plant Size: Small sized orchid with a short woody stem and pendulous growth habit. Leaves: Narrow to lanceolate, rigid, leathery, curved, unequally bilobed at the tip. Inflorescences: Long spikes (up to ~45 cm)

Bulbophyllum pandurella is a rare

Aim for levels between 60% and 80%

Handling: Avoid excessive handling of the leaves to prevent damage and preserve their appearance

Very small terrestrial orchid

Ensure it receives ample sunlight to prevent leaf drop

Substrate / Mounting: Best mounted on bark

then resume regular care when new growth appears in spring

This tropical plant is a vining climber that can be grown on a trellis or allowed to trail naturally in a hanging basket

too much direct afternoon sun may scorch the leaves

indirect light to maintain healthy growth and encourage blooming

making it a good choice for terrariums

Container: Opt for clear pots to monitor root health