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Description

Dendrobium trantuaniiDendrobium trantuanii was described by Perner & X. N. Dang in 2003 and is an accepted species in the genus Dendrobium. This miniature epiphytic orchid is native to seasonal, drier forests in northwestern Vietnam and possibly NE Laos, at elevations between 800 and 1,000 meters. Features: Growth: Compact and miniature. Flat, compressed pseudobulbs with 412 internodes, sheathed at the base, typically reaching up to 25 cm in height. Leaves: Each

Each flower is approximately 4 mm across

Kalimantan Umbrella × darthvaderiana) is a hybrid begonia with near-black leaves dotted with yellow spots

5 cm in size

Grow it as an epiphyte (mounting

this fern is renowned for its graceful

thriving in temperatures between 60–85°F (15–29°C)

Temperature: Begonia dracopelta enjoys warm temperatures and should be kept in environments above 10°C (50°F)

3-19 cm long overall

Easy Care: With minimal care requirements

ensure good drainage and allow excess to flow through the pot to avoid root rot

Provide some shade to avoid leaf burn

such as one containing bark and perlite