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Miniature Phalaenopsis The smallest of moth orchids include cultivars such as this one called "Little Brother Amaglad". It is a real gem and a favorite due to its compact size and abundant miniature flowers.
Posted by Colette Theriault at 5:31 PM Labels: Little brother amaglad, miniature moth orchid, Phalaenopsis


