Neofinetia falcata is native to parts of East Asia, including Japan, Korea and China. In its natural habitat, it grows as an epiphyte on tree trunks and branches, where its roots attach themselves to the surface and benefit from good air circulation. It does not naturally grow in ordinary potting soil.This species holds a special place in Japanese orchid history. In Japan, it is traditionally known as Fūran, often translated as “wind orchid”. It has been cultivated and admired there for centuries. Interest in unusual specimens grew particularly during the Edo period, when collectors valued not only the flowers but also the shape, colour and growth habit of the leaves. This appreciation continues today in Japanese orchid collecting culture. Certain varieties are prized for their distinctive leaf patterns and unusual growth forms, making Neofinetia falcata an appealing orchid for both beginners and experienced collectors. Botanically, this species is also classified under the name Vanda falcata. Both names are used in the orchid community.

Care information of the  Neofinetia falcata in a bright spot with indirect sunlight. Gentle morning sun is suitable; avoid strong afternoon sunlight. Temperature: A temperature of 18–25 °C is ideal during the growing season. A cooler winter period helps support its natural seasonal cycle. Watering: Water regularly when the growing medium is almost dry. Allow excess water to drain away and avoid keeping the roots wet for prolonged periods. Reduce watering in winter. Humidity: A humidity level of 50–70% is suitable, provided there is adequate air circulation. Growing medium: Use an airy orchid substrate, such as fine bark or sphagnum moss. Repot when the substrate begins to break down or the plant needs more space. Fertilising: Apply diluted orchid fertiliser during the growing season. Reduce fertilising in winter. lowering: Neofinetia falcata generally flowers in late spring or summer, producing elegant, white, pleasantly fragrant flowers.