Jumellea Comorensis
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GROWTH HABITS	Momopodial epiphyte or lithophytie
ORIGIN	Comoros Islands
BLOOMING SEASON	Spring and summer
LIGHT	Low 1200 to 2000 fc
TEMPERATURE	Warm optimal day of 23 degrees C (72 degrees F) and winter nights of 10 degrees C (65 degrees F)
HUMIDITY	High 70 to 80%
WATER	Keep well watered
GROWING MEDIA	Grows well mounted or in a mix of 6 parts bark, 1 part perlite, 1 part charcoal and 1 part chopped sphagnum moss.
FERTILIZER	Feed a high nitrogen growth fertilizer from mid February to mid September and a blossom buster mix for the rest of the year.  Always feed weak weekly (1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of fertilizer to a gallon of water).
POTS	Use basket or pans so the roots can roam freely or mount on plaques.
NOTES	The flowers have a spur, look like a white egret and are fragrant in the evening.  The plant has upright stems and is dwarf in growth habit.  These plants are available from Hoosier Orchids and Carter and Holmes Orchids.