diplocaulobium chrysotropis Blooming:No which makes growth slower than

which makes growth slower than the green form

Ideal on cork or tree bark mounting with a thin layer of sphagnum around the roots

this Brassavola rewards you with clean lines

but occasionally tolerates slightly drier air

diplocaulobium chrysotropis Blooming:No which makes growth slower thanA true gem among mini orchids: Diplocaulobium chrysotropis is known for its rarity, fascinating inflorescence and compact growth. This species is beloved by connoisseurs for its short blooms that unfold at lightning speed a true botanical surprise you don't encounter every day. Origin Diplocaulobium chrysotropis is native to Papua New Guinea and parts of the Moluccas. There it grows epiphytically in moist, cool mountain forests at altitudes around