Three cupped, horizontally held flowers, on one 2.8-cm inflorescence and four immature buds on one inflorescence; sepals lanceolate, apically pointed, rolled backward along margins, cream-white; petals oblanceolate, superior margins lightly toothed; cream-white; lip broad, elongated, basally tubular, margins lightly undulate, base halo emerald green; column 0.2 cm wide by 0.5 cm long, hooded, cream-white, base halo emerald green; anther cap emerald green; substance firm; texture matte; distance from inflorescence to base of sepals 3.3 cm; distance between each flower along the inflorescence 0.4 cm; ovary width 0.3 cm, length 3.5 cm; inflorescence grown from the last leaf of mature canes; leaves up to 9.3 cm long by 2.1 cm wide, powdery light green, lanceolate, basally wide enclosed around canes, margins smooth; four flat canes up to 55.0 cm long by 0.6 cm wide containing up to 16 leaves per cane, distance between leaf growths 0.6 cm; roots fine, up to 20 cm long, emerge from base of leaves, tips white; plant grown in fir bark in a 11-cm round plastic pot; noted for rarely seen, pleasing flowers.