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Originally Posted by estación seca
I would try to find out exactly where in Minas Gerais and Espíritu Santu it comes from, then try to find out what microclimate it inhabits. Such a small plant that is an epiphyte rather than a lithophyte is probably in mostly shade most of the year - unless it grows on deciduous trees.
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Good guess... from the Baker sheet in Orchidwiz:
Laelia harpophylla grows on trees in somewhat shady and moist forests at 1650–2950 ft. (500–900 m)
Also according to Baker, the temperature range in that location is 35 deg C (94 deg F) to 2 deg C (35 deg F) So temperature doesn't seem to be the issue that I had with it...Should be pretty adaptable