Lepanthes terpsichore Eriopsis producing multiple starry umbels simultaneously

producing multiple starry umbels simultaneously along its creeping rhizome

Dracula sibundoyensis

maintain consistent humidity with good air circulation to keep roots healthy

Small blooms emerge successively on slender ramicauls above the decorative canopy of leaves

best maintained with a cool-mist humidifier or in a climate-controlled growing space

Lepanthes terpsichore Eriopsis producing multiple starry umbels simultaneouslyA captivating miniature species native to Ecuador. It grows a large elliptic leaf with a distinctly papillose, granular texture, and produces successive flowers with an erect filiform tipped dorsal sepal, elongated yellow green lateral sepals curving downward into tails, and a prominent bilobed purple magenta labellum at the center. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the textured foliage.