Liparis rhombea Geonoma The "alba" variety typically refers

The "alba" variety typically refers to a white coloration in the flowers

making this intermediate to cool-growing species particularly intriguing for collectors

known for its unique foliage

including regions like Costa Rica and Panama

Humidity: 70-85% with excellent air circulation

Liparis rhombea Geonoma The "alba" variety typically refersA terrestrial and lithophytic species from the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, forming compact clusters of rhombic pseudobulbs topped by a pair of pleated, elliptic leaves. The slender upright racemes bear numerous small flowers with narrow, reflexed petals and a broad lip. Light: Moderate indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure. Temperature: 5572F (1322C); intermediate grower that appreciates cool, stable conditions.