Aerides odorata Microgramma dark green leaves produced along

dark green leaves produced along a creeping rhizome

adding visual interest to its foliage

Lycaste cruenta adds a touch of fascination to the world of orchids

terminal flowers up to 3" [7

Oeceoclades decaryana thrives in warm

Aerides odorata Microgramma dark green leaves produced alongAerides odorata Culture This medium sized orchid species, commonly known as the "Fragrant Aerides," is widespread across Southeast Asia, from the Himalayas to the Philippines. It is a monopodial epiphyte that grows in hot to warm, humid environments, often found near streams or on trees in semi deciduous forests. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. It can handle more sun than some orchids, but it's important to protect it from direct midday sun to