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Porpax extinctoriaPorpax extinctoria, also known as Conchidium extinctorium or Eria extinctoria, is a diminutive epiphytic orchid native to regions including Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and the Andaman Islands. This species is characterized by its leafless, flattened pseudobulbs and tiny, delicate flowers that emerge from the tops of these bulbs. Features: Size: The plant is compact, with pseudobulbs measuring approximately 3. 0 cm wide, 4. 0 cm tall, and 0. 7 cm deep.

Habitat: Endemic to the humid mid-elevation forests of Madagascar

The deep green leaves create a beautiful contrast with the bright white spots

with a texture that resembles the adorable ears of a small animal

Size & Growth Habit: This compact orchid typically grows to a height of 5–10 cm

with deeply pinnatifid lamina and narrow

commonly known as the cucumber orchid or gherkin orchid

it is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts

Elegant Veining – Crisp green veins contrast beautifully against the pale leaves

It’s best suited for terrariums

adding texture and beauty

Begonia robii is a recently discovered species native to the limestone karst regions of West Sumatra

Collector's Item: Its rarity and distinctive foliage make it a valuable addition for plant enthusiasts and collectors