Restrepia trichoglossa (Big) Maxillariella deciduous epiphyte native to the

deciduous epiphyte native to the wet tropical biome of Brazil

open sepals taper into short

Temperature: Intermediate to warm conditions with daytime 70-80°F (21-27°C)

producing multiple erect racemes with medium-sized flowers featuring reflexed lanceolate sepals

This intermediate to warm-growing aroid produces attractive leaves with characteristic form

Restrepia trichoglossa (Big) Maxillariella deciduous epiphyte native to theA large, well established division of this vigorous, scandent epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, with elongated stems bearing thick, glossy elliptic leaves and abundant aerial roots. The flowers display the genus signature structure antennal petals and dorsal sepal above an elongated synsepal distinguished by a distinctly trilobed, hairy lip that gives the species its name. Light: Moderate indirect light with 6070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun,