Just a little note on those two orchids btw. Acianthera crinita in the first photo is considered a micro orchid, as my interest suggests it's native to Brazil's eastern rainforests (Atlantic Forest, Amazon sister forest biome). It produces a bunch of flowers by leaf and they have an external fuzziness to them, but no flower at sight yet.
The second one though is a Leptotes pauloensis, also native and relative to the Cattleyas group. I'm in love with all this moss over the branch segment it is rooted in. We have a liverwort over a moss species, couldn't identify them, but I hope to keep them growing together as they protect the Leptotes' roots from drying up and may provide beneficial microbacterial life.
