Acianthera pardipes Cyrtosperma showstopping epiphyte native to the

showstopping epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

The robust growth habit and adaptable nature make it an excellent choice for growers seeking a reliable bloomer that tolerates a range of growing conditions

The blooms are held on wiry stems above the foliage

Successful cultivation of the hybrid Anthurium pallidiflorum x Anthurium warocqueanum requires attention to the cultural needs of its parent species

Humidity: High humidity is essential for Aechmea hoppii

Acianthera pardipes Cyrtosperma showstopping epiphyte native to theAcianthera pardipes Culture: Successful cultivation of Acianthera pardipes requires attention to the following aspects: Light: Prefers shaded to semi shaded conditions. Avoid direct sunlight. Temperature: Intermediate to cool growing. Aim for daytime temperatures around 18 24C (64 75F) and slightly cooler nighttime temperatures between 12 18C (54 64F). Humidity: Requires high humidity levels, ideally between 70 80%. Watering: Keep the substrate