Docrillia striolata is native to eastern Australia. It usualy grows on rocks and cliffs from the Blue Mountains in New South Walse, through eastern Victoria to Tasmania at elevation up to 1000 meters above sea levels. It is a miniature sized lithophyte orchid. 

Docrillia striolata flowers in the spring. The fragrant flowers are yellowish.

Docrillia striolata likes plenty of light 25000-5000 lux, but avoid direct midday sun.

Average daily temperature in the summer 24-25 degrees at night 20 degrees.

Average daily winter temperature 11-14 degrees at night 7-10 degrees.

Humidity should be around 80% most of the time, but at the end of the winter and beginning of the spring it drops to around 60%. 

Docrillia striolata grows best mounted on corkwood. It needs plenty of water during the warmer months but as the temperature drops the watering should be less frequent. Early morning fogging and rare watering should be enough. 

During the growing season fertilize regularly, but stop fertilizing during resting period.