Cattleya caulescens Aerangis A species native to the

A species native to the forests of Ecuador

papillose surface and an iridescent sheen

or in small pots with fine-grade bark mix or sphagnum moss

with excellent and constant air circulation to replicate its forest canopy habitat

and small bilobed petals with a minute labellum at the center — creating a spider-like structure unlike any other Lepanthes

Cattleya caulescens Aerangis A species native to theA charming mini to small sized species from the rocky mountain regions of South America, producing rigid, upright pseudobulbs topped with a single leathery leaf. The star shaped blooms emerge on tall, erect, and well spaced inflorescences that carry several long lasting flowers high above the foliage, making this elegant rupicolous plant a captivating standout for any collection. Light: Bright indirect light with 4050% shade cloth; high light levels