This form was observed many years ago and was collected and distributed worldwide as early as the late 1970s to early 1980s—before seemingly disappearing. These plants have been raised from seed and are now mature and flowering size.

They are sequential bloomers, often flowering continuously for over two years on a single stem. For best results, grow them in indirect, moderately shady conditions and water twice per week.

These are the last batch of this plant grown by Orchid Inn, a high-quality grower and breeder.

See the last photo for an example of the actual plants listed.