a compact and cool-growing Brassia relative, this species has dark green strap-shaped leaves up to 10" in length that emerge from 2" pseudobulbs; the 1" tubular flowers are densely borne on multiple, 10" spikes of up to 10 flowers each, and are a startling bright orange-red with pointed, flared tips on the sepals and petals, giving them a slightly starry appearance.
a true mini with 2-1/2" clumping fan-like growths producing short spikes, each carrying several small 1/2" starry green-barred brown flowers with a white lip, nearly always blooming.
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Deciduous:
Free Flowering Throughout the Year
Shade to Bright; 1500-2500 Footcandles (indirect light,pronounced shadowing)
creeping miniature with 1/2" bulbs topped with 2 or 3 broad dark green or purplish leathery 1" leaves, beautiful 1" orange/red crystalline spidery flowers with an intense amethyst anther cap, blooms appear in dense clusters on leafless new growths that emerge in spring, definitely a cool breezy grower.
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Cool grower that requires good water.
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Winter,Spring Blooming
Shade to Bright; 1500-2500 Footcandles (indirect light,pronounced shadowing)
compact deciduous terrestrial with unique angular bulbs, 6" fuzzy spikes produce 4 to 5 showy long-lasting 2-1/2" rose-pink-lavender flowers, creamy green lip dotted with brown, fragrant, needs dry rest period in winter.
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Give 2 month dry rest period once leaves fall off.
commonly sold as Asc.miniatum which is from Java these two species are often confused (miniatum has thinner leaves and more reddish flowers); Asc.garayi is a very compact miniature Vanda with very thick, succulent light green spotted purple leaves that reach 4" in length, 3/4" round flowers appear in dense heads on 4" - 6" long spikes and are a neon orange-yellow.
this rare seldom-seen miniature has closely alternating thick 2" flattened green spotted purple leaves; blooms appear on several short dense compact spikes, the beautiful well rounded 1/2" cuppy flowers are soft pink.
another Barbosella species with a rambling growth habit and smaller 1- 1/2" paddle like leaves, periodic flushes of 2" spikes carrying singular narrow greenish yellow 3/4" blooms
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to be Determined
Shade to Bright; 1500-2500 Footcandles (indirect light,pronounced shadowing)
Intermediate; 55°F min. to 85°F max.
Miniature Easy Grower
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5362_2241
Slab Mounted Plant
Blooming Size (mature flowering size plant)
Moist; 3-5 waterings per week (let dry lightly between waterings)
Miniature 
