This highly sought after color form produces yellow flowers that have a faint pink blush to them!

This miniature species is native to the islands of the Southwest Pacific, where it grows in mosses on trees and rocks. This beautiful, compact orchid blooms with clusters of 3/4" flowers that sparkle iridescently. The flowers can last for over three months under optimal conditions and the plant can flower up to twice per year with adequate culture. Unlike the wild type, this variety does not produce streaks of purple pigmentation throughout its leaves.

In the wild, these tough orchids are exposed to alternating periods of rain and hot, sunny conditions throughout the day. Grow in low to medium light and water as the mix approaches dryness. This species likes intermediate to warm conditions and really likes to be kept on the moist side. We grow these in New Zealand sphagnum moss.

Our current batch of plants is flowering size and blooms can last for up to four months!