Tongue-depressor mounts, mosquito-sized flowers = twig epiphytes (equitant oncidiums/tolumnias). Caribbean natives: high humidity, nightly mist, full sun, constant air movement.
Hard to replicate. Best success in Orchidariums (controlled temp/humidity/air). Kmart sold them in S. Florida—most died.
"Twig epiphytes," "equitant oncidiums," "tolumnias" for sources and culture details.
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