inflorescence and 5.0 cm. (2 inches) natural spread.
orchid is now thought to be a monotypic genus that is widespread throughout tropical Africa. Collections have been
reported in northern Angola, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, northern Botswana, Namibia (South
West Africa), Sudan, and South Africa. In South Africa, plants are found in Natal, Swaziland, and the Transvaal, with
occurrences reported as far south as Durban. Although found in a variety of habitats, plants most often grow in open
woodland in hot, dry areas below 2300 ft. (700 m). Plants are found in thicker forest and wetter woodland, however,
and collections are reported from as high as 7200 ft. (2200 m). Plants usually grow wedged into the forks of large trees
or attached to their trunks and branches, but they occasionally grow attached to rocks or the surface of the ground. --
Source: Charles Baker
conditions.
58°F to 75°F at night.