Pleurothallis macra Adaglossum It gets its own nutrients

It gets its own nutrients

Watering: Maintain even moisture year-round

An exceptional intraspecific cross that combines two distinct color forms of this iconic species native to the coastal forests of South America

lanceolate sepals open gracefully downward with long

which can scorch the pubescent foliage and fade the flowers

Pleurothallis macra Adaglossum It gets its own nutrientsA distinctive species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing pendant flowers on a slender scape from the base of long, narrow lanceolate leaves. The large, channeled dorsal sepal with bold striped venation arches over a smaller synsepal, while the lateral petals extend into extraordinarily long filaments that coil into tight spirals a morphological detail of rare singularity within the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade