Pleurothallis mastodon Moraceae A distinctive Ecuadorian species producing

A distinctive Ecuadorian species producing flowers with characteristic tubular structure and elongated sepals

If grown indoors

but indirect light

This rare and exquisite terrestrial slipper orchid variety forms clumps of arching leaves and thrives with consistent moisture and cooler temperatures

multi-directional tails — a wild

Pleurothallis mastodon Moraceae A distinctive Ecuadorian species producingA bold miniature species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing solitary flowers with an erect, twisted dorsal sepal, deeply connate lateral sepals forming a long, curved synsepal, and a narrow, tongue like lip. The overall structure is dramatic and sculptural for its small size. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the soft, broad leaves. Temperature: 5572F (1322C); an intermediate grower