This orchid originates from regions like the Philippines, New Guinea, and parts of Indonesia, where it thrives in tropical, lowland forests. It is a large, epiphytic species, meaning it often grows on other plants or trees without drawing nutrients from them, instead relying on the air and surrounding organic debris for sustenance. Known for its long, cascading sprays of flowers, each inflorescence can bear dozens of blooms, often stretching several feet and creating an impressive display. The flowers are usually a light yellow to greenish hue. The blooms are long-lasting and sometimes emit a faint fragrance. enthusiasts.