Pictures are only reference to bloom and size of plant.
Orchid not in bloom.
Bare root
 
The Thecopus maingayi is an uncommon miniature orchid species native to the lowland forests of Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Borneo . It's not overly difficult to grow, but it does require consistent moisture year-round (no winter rest) and good root airflow — which is why we call it intermediate. Give it bright indirect light with some morning sun, protect it from harsh midday rays, and keep humidity at 55-65% depending on whether it's potted or mounted . The 1.5-2cm flowers are pale yellow-brown with striking red-brown stripes and a white lip, appearing in pendulous spikes of 5-18 blooms from summer through autumn . While not fragrant, its elegant and unusual appearance makes it a collector's favourite for those seeking refined, less-common orchids .
 
*Care information based on average family care, use it as guide and should be adapted to suit your environment