Pleurothallis silverstonei Eria Features robust pseudobulbs with thick

Features robust pseudobulbs with thick

at or above 80%

A highly ornamental and floriferous species from the cloud forests of Central America

The compact growth habit and striking dark coloration create a sophisticated display that stands out in any cool-growing collection

First described by Dodson & Kuhn

Pleurothallis silverstonei Eria Features robust pseudobulbs with thickA small epiphyte from Andean cloud forests, producing a striking umbellate inflorescence of campanulate flowers arranged in a radiating burst from a single erect peduncle. The bell shaped blooms are densely spotted in brown purple over a yellow green ground, each crowned by a long, arching filiform tail from the dorsal sepal a display unlike anything else in the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure.