Lepanthes volador Aganisia An intermediate to warm-growing epiphyte

An intermediate to warm-growing epiphyte from the montane forests of Southeast Asia

a broad acuminate synsepal with prominent veining

Tolerates brief temperature drops but thrives with consistent warmth

The tightly packed rosette of lanceolate sepals and dark lips forms an unusually head-like inflorescence — one of the most distinctive floral arrangements in the genus

The natural characteristics of this species offer exciting potential for producing long

Lepanthes volador Aganisia An intermediate to warm-growing epiphyteA charming miniature species with orbicular, heavily textured leaves bearing crisped and undulate margins, grown as a creeping mat forming plant on bark or moss. Successive tiny flowers emerge from the leaf axils on slender ramicauls, each displaying free, spreading sepals, an erect dorsal petal, and a projecting bilobed lip that gives the bloom a distinctive winged silhouette. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun