Lepanthes corkyae Aphelandra heavily spotted sepals and petals

heavily spotted sepals and petals and a small lip bearing a deeply fringed

the use of humidifiers

cordate labellum and strongly veined sepals with curved

The 'tall' form refers to plants that typically produce longer

This epiphytic species captivates collectors with its intricate

Lepanthes corkyae Aphelandra heavily spotted sepals and petalsA miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing large, pendant flowers with a broad, rounded, concave dorsal sepal that arches over the bloom like a deep hood. The fused lateral sepals form an elongated tubular structure that tapers toward the base, with the petals and lip visible through the central opening a robust, three dimensional floral architecture of exceptional presence for the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with