Pleurothallis erythrium Octomeria It typically blooms in the

It typically blooms in the summer and fall

terete leaves with tiny flowers emerging directly from the creeping rhizome

Use humidity trays or humidifiers

Temperature: Cool to intermediate-growing species

Pleurothallis erythrium Octomeria It typically blooms in theA botanical curiosity from the Andean cloud forests, remarkable for its epiphyllous flowering habit: tiny, star shaped flowers with spreading sepals emerge directly from the upper surface of a single large, fleshy, cordate leaf. This extraordinary adaptation rare even within the genus makes it an unmistakable and conversation worthy specimen for the discerning collector. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can