Family: Orchidaceae
Description: The Snake Orchid is a hardy, epyphitic orchid which grows in clumps in hollow branches and between the branches of Eucalyptus trees.
The root system of the Snake Orchid is extensive, extending through the rotting wood of the host.
The small, yellow-green flowers are produced on racemes extending from between the bottom leaves.
Distribution: Found for the south coast of NSW to Cairns in the north. In places the Snake Orchid can also further inland in the tablelands.
Comments: Also called the Grassy Bot-lip Orchid.
Sightings:
- Berambing Ridge
- Kedumba Valley