Pleurothallis papillingua Cochleanthes An instantly recognizable species from

An instantly recognizable species from Andean cloud forests

ovoid pseudobulbs that produce an impressive flush of small

bearing solitary flowers of exceptional depth and texture

Flowers emerge directly from the base of the rosette on short scapes

Pleurothallis papillingua Cochleanthes An instantly recognizable species fromA graceful species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing flowers along a narrow, fleshy leaf. The free lateral sepals elongate and curve backward into slender tails, while a rounded dorsal sepal forms a neat hood over a small lip with a contrasting spot an elegant, spider like silhouette of refined detail. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the narrow, succulent textured leaves.