Picures are only reference to bloom and size of plant.
Orchid not in bloom.
 
 
The Malleola baliensis is a rare and exquisite miniature orchid from the islands of Southeast Asia, treasured by collectors for its tiny 1-1.5cm yellow and red-purple flowers that appear on cascading sprays. Despite its "Rare" collector status, this species is intermediate in difficulty – it simply requires consistent warmth (22-30°C) and high humidity (70-85%), conditions easily achieved in a modern terrarium or orchid cabinet . The fleshy, oblong leaves (up to 10cm) form a compact monopodial plant that is typically grown mounted on cork with a touch of sphagnum. Water regularly with rainwater only, allowing slight drying between waterings, and provide bright indirect light for best flowering . Its manageable size and potential to bloom several times a year make it a rewarding challenge for miniature orchid enthusiasts.
 
These care guidelines are based on general information for Phalaenopsis orchids and may need adjustments based on your specific growing conditions and the needs of your individual plant.