Anoectochilus chapaensis Size:6cm and its affinity for high

and its affinity for high humidity also makes it a candidate for growing in large terrariums or conservatories

as Marcgravia does not tolerate standing water on its foliage

Anthurium marcusianum is a distinctive rupicolous (rock-dwelling) Anthurium by its elongate

Beautiful dark leaves

Native to: This climbing species is native to the humid

Anoectochilus chapaensis Size:6cm and its affinity for highAnoectochilus chapensis is an exquisite jewel orchid, prized for its dark, velvety leaves threaded with a delicate, glittering network of veins that looks almost hand painted. A true connoisseur's plant, it stays small and demands a little attention, rewarding the careful grower with some of the most beautiful foliage in the plant world. Origins Native to the humid mountain forests of Vietnam and southern China, Anoectochilus chapensis grows on