Zootrophion dayanum xanthinum Platystele Bryce Canyon × Rlc

Bryce Canyon × Rlc

well-proportioned blooms and is well suited for open pots with coarse media or slatted baskets

a specialized adaptation for pollination by small insects

The 'Gigi' selection has been chosen for its superior form and vigor from the Bolivian species native to the Chapare region

and strongly reflexed sepals and petals bear dense

Zootrophion dayanum xanthinum Platystele Bryce Canyon × RlcThe yellow form of a miniature species from the cloud forests of South America, producing small, cage like flowers with fused sepals that form a closed, lantern shaped structure with narrow lateral openings a highly specialized trap pollination mechanism. This xanthic form lacks the typical dark pigmentation, resulting in a uniformly pale, translucent flower that is particularly sought after by collectors. Light: Low to medium indirect light with