Acianthera platystachys Bromeliaceae due to its swamp forest

due to its swamp forest origin

arching racemes with small flowers arranged distichously along the rachis

nicolasii × Lths

recurved sepals and an extraordinarily large

Dracula roezlii "San Francisco"

Acianthera platystachys Bromeliaceae due to its swamp forestThis small epiphyte, is native to the tropical regions of Central and South America (from Mexico to Brazil). It is characterized by its compact growth and produces successive spikes of small flowers. Light: Provide bright indirect light (filtered shade). Direct sunlight must be avoided as it can scorch the leaves. Temperature: Grown as an Intermediate to Warm temperature species. The ideal range is between 68 81F (20 27C). Humidity: Requires high