Orchids are ornamental plants that live on other plants, they live and thrive by absorbing food to sustain life from the plants they grow into. But now orchids have been cultivated and become a plant that can live with without sticking to the plant life, currently orchid cultivation can be done using coconut fibers and can also use charcoal.
Although before cultivated this orchid attached to other plants, but not parasitic, meaning it never disturbs the type of host plants where he lived
The image I display below is a type of Orchid Saprofit.
Orchids that grow on humus-containing surfaces, for example in dry leaves, charcoal and coconut fibers, in addition to sunlight is also needed to perform the process of photosynthesis. This species has no leaves and chlorophyll. Example: Goodyera sp