Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Gastrochilus sinensisGastrochilus sinensis Z. H. Tsi (1989) is a small epiphytic orchid native to southern China, typically found at elevations of 8003200 m on tree trunks or occasionally on rocks in forested areas. It has a creeping stem up to 20 cm long with small oblong to elliptic leaves, and produces umbels of 23 yellow green flowers marked with purple red spots. The distinctive lip is divided into a saccate hypochile and a kidney shaped epichile with fine hairs.

Lecanopteris celebica is an epiphytic ant fern native to Sulawesi (formerly Celebes)

leathery green leaves and unique growth characteristics

Gastrochilus fargesii is an epiphytic orchid species native to China

Elaphoglossum peltatum

Compact Growth: Perfect for terrariums

or areas with frequent misting

The distinctive lip is divided into a saccate hypochile and a kidney-shaped epichile with fine hairs

emarginate (notched) leaf perched on a short stalk

Unique Leaf Pattern: The silvery spiral-shaped leaves with pink dusting and green net-like veins create a visually striking contrast

Unique Appearance: The vibrant green leaves with yellow-green veins

inflorescences are axillary

Ensure good drainage in the pot to avoid waterlogging