Offering rooted keikis from our selected plants! This species has a very wide distribution throughout Southeast Asia. Like most polychilos, it does best in low light, warm temperatures and moist potting medium. Small flowers are produced on long flower spikes. Do not remove the flower spikes after they bloom, as they same spikes will regenerate the following bloom season while the plant will produce new spikes as well!

These plants also produce very long and thick root systems. Much larger than most other Phalaenopsis in the polychilos section. Undoubtedly, when repotting, several roots will break or crack, or have to be removed in order to shift to the next size pot. This is normal when repotting cornu-cervi. If you have the means to grow in a basket, the roots can openly grow and hang from the baskets.