Lepanthes carinata Oncidium Mist regularly

Mist regularly

A striking miniature species native to Ecuador

though considered moderately challenging to grow successfully

often with a bold

The blooms emerge directly on the leaf surface (epiphyllous inflorescences)

Lepanthes carinata Oncidium Mist regularlyA cool growing miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, distinguished by its large, lance shaped leaves with strongly keeled, parallel longitudinal veins that give the foliage a deeply channeled, architectural texture. A dense chain of small flowers emerges along the upper leaf margin, each displaying yellow green sepals and a vivid bilobed lip a floriferous and structurally unique species in the genus. Light: Bright indirect light