seidenfadenia mitrata big Liparis It grows as an epiphyte

It grows as an epiphyte on tree branches

waxy and bearing a conspicuously long

The plant stays low and forms a compact growth habit with sturdy

The plant itself can develop hefty leaves that make the flowers stand out

but dose carefully: the white parts of the leaves contain less chlorophyll and may be susceptible to over-fertilization

seidenfadenia mitrata big Liparis It grows as an epiphyteThe Seidenfadenia mitrata is a rare orchid especially loved by lovers of unusual species. This botanical gem is known for its striking flower clusters with a deliciously sweet fragrance. Its compact growth habit and unusual blooms make it a real asset for any collector. Origin This orchid is native to Southeast Asia, where it is found in countries such as Thailand, Myanmar and Laos. It grows epiphytically there, which means that it attaches itself to