Pleurothallis dunstervillei Dyakia or in a small pot

or in a small pot with a moisture-retentive fine bark mix

elongated pitchers with prominent "wings" that help trap insects

Watering Water regularly when the medium feels dry to the touch but still holds slight moisture

Watering: Water when top inch of soil approaches dryness

combining the best traits of its cool-growing

Pleurothallis dunstervillei Dyakia or in a small potA miniature epiphytic orchid from the cloud forests of South America, producing clusters of slender scapes that emerge directly from a single, large, coriaceous leaf. The small flowers feature elongated, filiform lateral sepals that extend dramatically beyond the floral body, with a small, dark spotted labellum at the center a highly distinctive and ornamental floral structure within the pleurothallid alliance. Light: Low to medium indirect light with