Pleurothallis aporosis Arundina This species adapts well to

This species adapts well to intermediate growing conditions

but avoid any direct sun to prevent leaf burn

Watering: it prefers to be kept consistently moist

Commonly known as the "Ciliate-Lipped Lycaste

reflexed sepals and petals are heavily spotted

Pleurothallis aporosis Arundina This species adapts well toA bold epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing large, striking flowers on erect stems. All three sepals are lanceolate with pronounced tails and vivid longitudinal stripes on a pale ground the dorsal curves backward while the free lateral sepals spread downward with recurved tips, framing a contrasting yellow labelo. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the broad, upright leaves.