Dagger Orchid (Dockrillia pugioniformis)
The Dagger Orchid grows in trees and on rocks, forming large hanging clumps.
The leaves are oval shapes tapering to a point and are quite thick. Leaves range in colour from dark green to a yellowish colour.
Flowers range from yellowish green to a light green colour with short reddish stripes.
The Dagger Orchid occurs in coastal areas of NSW and QLD and in the adjacent ranges. It prefers like the humid environment in rainforest gorges and near waterfalls.
| Kingdom: | Plantae |
| Family: | Orchidaceae |
| Genus: | Dockrillia |
| Species: | pugioniformis |
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