Anoectochilus Sikkimensis Claire's Collection but noticeable damage will usually

but noticeable damage will usually be mentioned

so it's best placed where it receives filtered or indirect light

Incredibly underrated plant with beautiful fuzzy petioles and extremely shimmery

than other vivarium/terrarium dedicated lighting products

Small lobes

Anoectochilus Sikkimensis Claire's Collection but noticeable damage will usuallySmall sized epiphyte with a loose rosette of subcordate to broadly elliptic maroon leaves reticulated in gold The leaves of this orchid are velvety on the surface, and matt red green on the underside. Easy to grow Keep in a well draining mix (we like to incorporate Molar Clay) Would make a lovely, unusual houseplant Growth habit: Rhizomatous geophyte. Water: Water when top 3 cm of substrate is dry. Light: Bright indirect light. Humidity: 70 80% Please