Trias intermedia
orchids
Description
Trias intermedia is a small, epiphytic orchid species native to Southeast Asia, cherished for its unique flowers and compact size. The plant has pseudobulbs which carry a few leathery leaves. The flowers are small and appear in clusters. The flowers can be yellow, orange, or brownish-red, often with spots or stripes. It prefers intermediate to warm temperatures and high humidity. It thrives in shady environments, mimicking the conditions of its natural habitat. Cultivating this orchid involves using a well-draining orchid mix, providing bright, indirect light and sufficient humidity. It requires well-draining conditions.
Description
Trias intermedia is a small, epiphytic orchid species native to Southeast Asia, cherished for its unique flowers and compact size. The plant has pseudobulbs which carry a few leathery leaves. The flowers are small and appear in clusters. The flowers can be yellow, orange, or brownish-red, often with spots or stripes. It prefers intermediate to warm temperatures and high humidity. It thrives in shady environments, mimicking the conditions of its natural habitat. Cultivating this orchid involves using a well-draining orchid mix, providing bright, indirect light and sufficient humidity. It requires well-draining conditions.