Mediocalcar decoratum

Mediocalcar decoratum is a mini-miniature, mat-forming, warm to cold growing epiphytic species from Papua and New Guinea and West Irian at elevations of 900 to 2500 meters in transitional montane forests in moist and shady locations that has cylindrical to almost clavate pseudobulbs with 3 to 4 fleshy, linear-narrowly elliptic, subacute to obtuse, shortly petiolate leaves at the apex all in one plane like the blades of a helicopter and blooms with a very short, apical inflorescence on a new pseudobulb growth with a solitary bell shaped, long-lasting, candy-corn like flower occurring mostly in the fall, winter and spring.