Lepanthes marthae Dalechampia typical of the Lepanthes genus

typical of the Lepanthes genus

This extraordinary South American orchid species is renowned for its spectacular bucket-shaped flowers and unique pollination mechanism

This orchid produces flowers approximately 3/8 inch (1

This sympodial Paphiopedilum grows fan-like from a single crown and lacks pseudobulbs

fleshy sepals that curl and coil inward into a compact

Lepanthes marthae Dalechampia typical of the Lepanthes genusA jewel among cool growing miniatures, bearing successive, intricately structured flowers along slender rachises that emerge directly from the leaf margins the extraordinary floral complexity that makes this species a cornerstone of any serious pleurothallid collection. Light: Low to moderate indirect light under 6070% shade cloth; direct sun is harmful and should be avoided at all times. Temperature: Cool grower. Daytime 5565F (1318C), nighttime lows