Racinaea spiculosa Lycopodiaceae pouch-shaped lip with a waxy

pouch-shaped lip with a waxy texture and prominent longitudinal venation — a distinctive marsupiiform structure that gives the species its name

It prefers a brief rest after the pseudobulbs mature

translucent lateral sepals forming a neat dome

Protect it from cold drafts and temperatures below 55°F (13°C)

Its versatile climbing growth habit makes it perfect for hanging baskets

Racinaea spiculosa Lycopodiaceae pouch-shaped lip with a waxyAn epiphytic bromeliad native to Ecuador, found on mossy branches in intermediate Andean cloud forests. It produces a distinctive digitate inflorescence composed of multiple parallel, densely imbricate spikes with glossy, scale like bracts, emerging from dark, mottled basal bracts at the stem tip. Light: Bright indirect light with good air circulation; tolerates moderate shade but develops its best form with diffuse, consistent light exposure.