Pleurothallis sphaerantha Pescatoria producing dozens of simultaneous blooms

producing dozens of simultaneous blooms on erect scapes well above a compact

Maintain humidity levels between 60-80% through frequent misting

The metallic coloration and unique texture make this fern particularly appealing to collectors seeking unusual and striking specimens

requires consistent

A well-draining substrate and regular watering are recommended to provide the plant with adequate moisture without compromising root health

Pleurothallis sphaerantha Pescatoria producing dozens of simultaneous bloomsA miniature epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, where the contrast between plant and flower is part of its charm. The large, glaucous, fleshy leaves dwarf the tiny globose bloom that emerges on a slender erect peduncle from between them a deep black purple sphere, finely papillose and tightly closed, that belies its minuscule size with remarkable presence. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure.