Dendrobium stratiotes Neoregelia disproportionately large flowers relative to

disproportionately large flowers relative to the tiny plant size

featuring large pseudobulbs with leathery leaves and intricate flowers with greenish petals and brown markings

with more frequent misting during warmer months

Dachart × Stan

consistent atmospheric moisture combined with good air circulation encourages a robust root system

Dendrobium stratiotes Neoregelia disproportionately large flowers relative toA species from the tropical forests of the Pacific region, producing upright inflorescences with large, distinctive flowers characterized by strongly twisted, horn like lateral petals that curve dramatically upward and outward from the center. The dorsal sepal is narrow and erect, the lateral sepals spread wide, and the tubular lip is prominently veined and well defined. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; tolerates higher light but