Native to Philippines—thrives in warmth, indirect light, constant moisture. Use rainwater. No rest period. Clear pot, tight fit. Annual repotting in seedling-grade mix (¼") with fines removed.
Light: ¼ tsp/gal balanced fertilizer every other week.
Charcoal and perlite are inorganic; add coco peat and long-fiber NZ sphagnum moss for organic component. Equal parts by volume.
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