Pleurothallis linguifera purple Phloeophila The succulent leaves tolerate slightly

The succulent leaves tolerate slightly more light than typical Oncidium alliance

A reed-stem epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America

producing arching inflorescences densely packed with small

Anthurium luxurians is known for its deeply corrugated

consistent moisture around the roots is essential given the creeping

Pleurothallis linguifera purple Phloeophila The succulent leaves tolerate slightlyA deeply pigmented color form of the epiphyllous Pths. linguifera, native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing paired flowers from the surface of a broad, glossy leaf. The rhomboidal dorsal sepal, elongated tubular synsepal, and globose lip share a uniform, velvety deep pigmentation the same precise architectural form as the type, rendered in an exceptionally rich, saturated tone. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth; avoid direct