psychmorchis pusilla flask Diplocaulobium Young plants

Young plants

Monstera-like plants with aerial roots climb up trees

The plant grows from pseudobulbs that lose their leaves at dormancy: a typical characteristic of Catasetinae

Because the plant grows as a creeper

psychmorchis pusilla flask Diplocaulobium Young plantsNotice! This is a laboratory tub containing 20 plantlets. With the flowering version, some of the plants in the container will be in bud, other plants will have a flower that is open and some plants will have a flower that has faded out. Don't leave the plantlets in the container too long, but take them out and place them on a piece of cork, for example. Characteristics and origin The Psychmorchis is also known by the name Erycina pusilla. Originally,