Pleurothallis medinae Chamaeranthemum or mounted on cork bark

or mounted on cork bark to accommodate its rambling growth habit

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wiry branches

bifoliate species native to the coastal forests of South America

acuminate sepals and petals spreading widely in a star formation

Pleurothallis medinae Chamaeranthemum or mounted on cork barkThis distinctive miniature orchid species is renowned for its compact growth habit and delicate flowering characteristics. Found in the cloud forests of Ecuador's at elevations of 1000 1200 meters, this cool growing epiphyte represents the fascinating diversity of the Pleurothallis genus. Light: Provide bright, filtered light without direct sun exposure. East facing windows with sheer curtains or under grow lights work well for optimal growth.