Oeceoclades decaryana

Oeceoclades decaryanaSpecies from Southern Africa and Madagascar While not closely related to other species termed "Jewel Orchids" (Subtribe Goodyearinae), most of the genus Oeceoclades fit a similar description of beautiful leaves with pretty but not overly showy flowers. A major difference between these and other Jewel Orchids is that a number of Oeceoclades come from arid or seasonally arid regions and can be grown similar to succulents. This is one of those species.

These are all rooted and actively growing plants propagated from cuttings off my mother plant

Produces large sprays of white

It also has potential as a houseplant if acclimated to the lower humidity

Many of the plants in cultivation labeled pseudospectabile are actually open-pollinated hybrids

undescribed species

Photos are of some of the available plants

This is an unknown Syngonium species that has been passed around the houseplant/terrarium plant hobbies for years as simply sp

The abaxial side of the leaves emerges pink and eventually fades to light green

Blooming sized plants on hardwood plaques

moisture and high humidity to do well

Pictured is one of the available plants that is a good representation of the lot

but it is extremely popular among terrarium enthusiasts for the intense purple color and extremely fuzzy