Sorry, that's spelled caespitosa The o and the p are devilishly close on the keyboard.

Nick

I've been fascinated by these blooms, ever since having seen them at a show, a few years ago.

Adorable!

I like these. The plant is pretty even without the flowers which is rare in the orchid kingdom.

I love your collection, Nick!

Jane

Thanks Jane for pushing me into photography, such as it is.

Nick

Ugggh, I see these smallish little things and they are so wonderful. I have an empty aquarium sitting upstairs just waiting to be filled with smallish type orchids just like that. But I don't know that I have the time to devote to the super fragile ones. Just lovely plant Nick. gb

It's Brazilian, quite common in the Atlantic Forest around Sao Paulo. Also known as P. luteola. - Ian

Now mostly all are open.

Nick

It is a very stunning specimen.