Haraella retrocalla.

[Eddie Oates]

Very small quite easy to grow and this is it's first flowering.

[RosieC]

I've often thought about getting this one, but not tried it, I like the idea of growing it mounted like yours. Where did you get yours, and did you mount it or did it come that way?

Your plant looks great, and such a cute flower.

[Eddie Oates]

Originally Posted by RosieC

I've often thought about getting this one, but not tried it, I like the idea of growing it mounted like yours. Where did you get yours, and did you mount it or did it come that way?

Your plant looks great, and such a cute flower.

Hi Rosie C. Got the plant from Chantelle at Tatton park in June. It was just a plant then (potted) with no visible
growths and cost me £10. Planted it on it's mount and kept it fairly warm and not too light and it started growing very quickly. Worth trying one Rosie.
Ed

[ezil]

I love this little one, and mine blooms regularly. Yours is beautiful! Are you sure it belongs in the pleurothallis alliance? I believe it is better placed in the vandaceous alliance.

[Leafmite]

Very healthy! Looks as though you have many new spikes coming, too. Is yours fragrant? Mine smells like lemon wood polish.

[WhiteRabbit]

Nice! I love this species!

Originally Posted by ezil

Are you sure it belongs in the pleurothallis alliance? I believe it is better placed in the vandaceous alliance.

Moving this to Vanda; others

[orchid-recruit]

Awesome! I have one too. Very tiny plant, very small blooms, but unusual. I bought it thinking it was a phal. So simple to grow. I thought I killed it after it bloomed, but it sent out a keiki after the last leaf fell off, and now it is bigger than ever. Mine is growing in a very small bonsai pot. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it reblooms. Congrats!