Ascocentrum miniatum (Lindl.) Schltr
Description: Common in Cambodia, this epiphyte thrives in tropical climates, in deciduous or evergreen forest. The small plant looks like a fan with fleshy, leathery roots that clasp to tree trunks for support. The short, V-cupped leaves are medium to light green. If grown in lots of sun they turn red-green.
Photorights: Cedric Jancloes
- Size: Epiphytic orchids height 10-20 cm thick slender stems, leaves oblong, notched unequal than the 1-1.5 cm long, 10-12 cm wide, A bouquet of flowers is axillary length 12-15 cm of 20-50 flowers per inflorescence,
- Collector / Witnesses: Cedric Jancloes, JP Delpal
- Year Collected: 2011
- Growing media: Pot/wood/plastic basket
- Flowering period: February to April , September by occasion
- Color: sepals and petals are red to orange-yellow petals cover the mouth orange pollen dark brown, almost black.
- Water: 2 time daily, round a years
- Light: Medium sunlight, bright light
- Temperature: Medium to low