Anoectochilus roxburghii is a terrestrial jewel orchid widely distributed across tropical Asia, including India, China, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia. It is celebrated for its velvety dark green to purplish leaves adorned with striking golden or coppery venation that forms an intricate reticulate pattern, giving the plant a jewel-like appearance. The species typically grows on shaded forest floors with rich, moist soil and high humidity. *Cultural and care information based on average Goodyera care, use it as guide and should be adapted to suit your environment 💚Difficulty: Intermediate 🌱Size: Miniature-Small indefinite, terrestrial creeper 🌸 Blooms: long stem, white inflorescence ~2cm 🌱 Grown by: Tissue Culture 🧬 Genetics: Goodyerinae > Anoectochilus 🌡 Temp: IW to Warm 💧 Water: Consistent moisture is best (~20-80%) ☁️Humidity: 30%-80% consistency is key but ensure airflow 💡 Light: Bright indirect (East Morning Light) 🌰 Media: Sphagnum Moss or potting mix with semi aeration, whichever is best to keep a consistent moisture for your style of growing 🌸 Blooms: No Aroma. When flowering, leaf typically dies back and will create new growth from nodes and branch off *Images are for reference purposes only and may differ from the actual product. Due to variations of each individual plant, differences in monitors, colours of products may also appear different to those shown on the site. See more details
