Andinia persimilis Anguloa overlapping sepals that form a

overlapping sepals that form a distinctive triangular shape and vibrant coloration

fast-draining medium or mounted on a plaque to accommodate its distinct creeping rhizome and ensure maximum root aeration

avoid direct sun

creating an elegant tropical presence perfect for statement displays

making it more adaptable than many orchid species

Andinia persimilis Anguloa overlapping sepals that form aA charming creeping miniature species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, notable for its densely pubescent, velvety leaves with an iridescent sheen. The flowers emerge from the leaf axil and feature a broad, undulate dorsal sepal with prominent longitudinal venation over well spread lateral sepals, with curved petals and a small labellum at the center. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun to preserve the velvety leaf