Terrarium Drip Wall Like a large mount?

[homebrewdude]

Drip wall is constantly wet.
It is cocunut husk, rather thick glued to the back glass.

Some suggestions on something minature I can tie up to it?

I also have the other side that is not a drip wall.
Tank has high humidity and I do mist the tank one per week.

LED reef tank light, phals are growing great on the bottom.
Thanks.

[RosieC]

Possibly Harella retrocalla.

I got one of these and found I needed to keep it's mount wet most (if not all) of the time, and that it liked good humidity.

I keep mine in cut off bottom of an old bottle, so I can give it the humidity and sit the bottom of the mount in water (which wicks up to the plant). It seems to like that, but I think it would to better in a Terrarium.

Oh and it's definitely a miniature

[Subrosa]

I second the Haraella but you probably want to try to locate it in a spot which is partially shaded, or lower down on the wall. Although it's a Vanda it's no sun lover. I have a Bulbophyllum baileyi that would probably enjoy those conditions. Mine flourishes on a tree fern mount that stays constantly wet and is in pretty intense fluorescent lighting.