2025-11-12T16:34:45+01:00

Anoectochilus roxburghii 'Dreamcatcher' at a glance:

Anoectochilus roxburghii 'Dreamcatcher' is grown for foliage first: velvety lime- to olive-green leaves traced with a bright golden lattice and backed by a deep purple underside. The compact stems stay low, making it ideal for terrariums, orchidariums, or other enclosed setups where the leaf pattern can be viewed close up.

Best results come with soft, filtered light, high humidity around 75–85%, gentle airflow, and a breathable substrate based on sphagnum, fine bark, and leaf litter. Keep moisture even without letting the mix sour. Small flowers may appear in autumn, but the real appeal is the metallic veinwork, which catches light most strongly under stable warm conditions and clean, humid air. Its leaves stay low, so the pattern is best appreciated from above.