This is a fine-leaved type of Oeceoclades, a species of terrestrial orchid. Its unique appearance, often said to mimic dead leaves, along with its Madagascar origin, is already quite captivating. It thrives in humidity but be careful not to let water accumulate.

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CASE：DOOA GLASS POT MARU 95
PLANT：Oeceoclades perrieri
LIGHTING：DOOA Magnet Light G Slim, level 3-4
SUBSTRATE：DOOA Tropical River Soil, DOOA Tropical River Sand, DOOA Jungle Base

For this wetland plant, Eriocaulon, Amazonia Ver. 2 soil was used as it keeps the soil constantly moist. However, in the high-humidity of case cultivation, the white flower heads are prone to mold so it’s best to prune them before they do.

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CASE：DOOA GLASS POT MARU 95
PLANT：Eriocaulon sp. ‘Polaris’
LIGHTING：DOOA Magnet Light G Slim, level 5-6
SUBSTRATE：Aqua Soil Amazonia Ver.2, DOOA Jungle Base

A small species of wild Begonia can thrive even in the limited space of a MARU 95 setup. Unlike most Begonias, which tend to grow large, this species stays compact. It blooms frequently and enjoys a humid environment, making it an ideal choice for small-scale case cultivation.

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CASE：DOOA GLASS POT MARU 95
PLANT：Begonia vankerckhovenii
LIGHTING：DOOA Magnet Light G Slim, level 3-4
SUBSTRATE：DOOA Jungle Soil, DOOA Jungle Base

The Cryptanthus, with its beautiful gradient from green to red, requires careful adjustment of humidity and light intensity to bring out its seductive charm. If the plant is exposed to excessive dryness or strong light, the leaves will turn excessively red due to stress. However, if the humidity is too high, it will be more difficult for the leaves to turn red.

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CASE：DOOA GLASS POT MARU 95
PLANT：Cryptanthus ubairensis
LIGHTING：DOOA Magnet Light G Slim, level 4-5
SUBSTRATE：DOOA Jungle Soil, DOOA Jungle Base