Oeceoclades decaryana x self *Rare Species green Based on past experience

Based on past experience

Large sized boxes hold 4- one gallon bags of mix

Very fragrant

John Slark

Oeceoclades decaryana x self *Rare Species green Based on past experienceOeceoclades decaryana x self (parent plant pictured) Unusual terrestrial lithophytic species native to central Africa. Small brown pseudobulbs are topped with narrow brown and tan variegated foliage. Must be grown in very well draining media that does not need to be repotted often. Usually a fine grade fir bark media with small gravel bits. Prefers warm conditions and medium to bright light. Tiny tan and white blooms emerge on upright stems in mid