Porroglossum dalstroemii is a miniature, epiphytic orchid species endemic to the mossy cloud forests of southern Ecuador, specifically in the Morona-Santiago province. It is typically found at elevations around 1700–1800 meters, where it grows in cool, moist, and shaded environments . Description: Growth Habit: Miniature epiphyte with leaves about 4–5 cm long. Flowers: Blooms in winter with a single, small flower about 1 cm wide. The sepals are all fused together, giving the flower a unique shape, though the blooms are not particularly showy . Habitat: Prefers partial shade and thrives in intermediate to warm conditions, making it suitable for terrarium or cool greenhouse culture. Cultivation Tips: Light: Partial shade Temperature: Intermediate to warm (can tolerate cool conditions) Humidity: High, with good air movement Water: Keep the medium moist but well-drained Porroglossum dalstroemii is a delightful choice for collectors who appreciate rare, cloud forest orchids with unique floral structures.