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Ghost orchid description. As its common name suggests, the ghost orchid is a mysterious plant. It spends most of its life underground and has a tendency to disappear and suddenly reappear unexpectedly in an area .
Orchids that produce aerial roots are called epiphytes. In nature, these roots help the plant anchor itself to trees. Often, epiphytic orchids produce aerial roots simply because it's what they do in nature. However, if the orchid has been in its container for very long, the plant may produce aerial roots because it is pot-bound. Aerial roots do no harm to the orchid.