Long trailing stems with white papery sheaths, paired leaves every 2–3 inches, tiny (0.25") orange-red flowers in clusters at leaf nodes, fragrant? No scent. Grown in hanging basket under oak in Florida.
Matches all traits except the papery stem coating. Epidendrum species often have reed-like stems with sheaths.
Send a photo (private question) for confirmation. Orchid ID from description alone is unreliable—hundreds of species.

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