Pleurothallis gargantua Orchids Hybrids Night temperatures can drop slightly

Night temperatures can drop slightly but should remain above 65°F (18°C)

This species demonstrates exceptional adaptability and distinctive characteristics that make it a prized specimen for serious orchid enthusiasts and collectors seeking authentic botanical treasures

A distinctive miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

A medium epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador

while the dorsal sepal and petals are reduced to slender filaments terminating in club-shaped tips — the antenna-like appendages that give the genus its name and make each flower instantly recognizable

Pleurothallis gargantua Orchids Hybrids Night temperatures can drop slightlyA bold epiphyllous species from the Andean cloud forests, producing a solitary, oversized flower directly from the surface of a broad, lanceolate leaf. The large, domed dorsal sepal arches over a massive, densely velvety ventral synsepal of ovate lanceolate form a flower of commanding presence and unusual scale for the genus, true to its evocative name. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the broad