Phalaenopsis stobartiana - a rarely seen dwarf species. Flowers are usually olive green to brown, and often fragrant.
The species is best grown mounted, and likes a good amount of space for its roots to ramble. They tend to have a downward growth style. In nature they can be deciduous, but usually do not shed their leaves in cultivation, and certainly don't require a deciduous period in order to bloom.
We have a few young, seed grown plants, recently mounted. They'll be released in small groups as we see new growth happening. These are probably 2 years from first bloom, which is more a function of root mass than leaf size, to some extent. Flower photo for reference only.
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