Lepanthes ionoptera Peperomia mimicking the dappled sunlight of

mimicking the dappled sunlight of the forest understory

Maintain humidity levels between 60-80% by using humidifiers

inheriting its size and round shape from its parent

Each bloom features outward-curving triangular lateral sepals with distinct striae and fringed petal margins — an elegant

an Intermediate to Intermediate-Warm grower that adapts well to a range of temperatures with good air circulation

Lepanthes ionoptera Peperomia mimicking the dappled sunlight ofAn elegant miniature species from the cloud forests of South America. It produces successive flowers with two elongated, acuminate lateral sepals rising in a graceful V shape, a pointed triangular synsepal below, and contrasting coral orange petals visible at the center against a translucent, iridescent surface. Light: Bright indirect light with 6070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can damage the delicate foliage. Temperature: 5065F (1018C); a