Pleurothallis adonis Miltonidium well-shaped petals and sepals combined

well-shaped petals and sepals combined with a frilly

An elegant species from the Ecuadorian highlands

Grow in a well-draining

An Ecuadorian endemic named in honor of Father Angel Andreetta

It grows as a vigorous plant with stout pseudobulbs and broad

Pleurothallis adonis Miltonidium well-shaped petals and sepals combinedA captivating miniature epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, sharing the remarkable leaf blooming habit of its genus flowers emerge directly from the surface of the broad, fleshy leaf. The bloom is defined by dramatically elongated, narrowly linear sepals: the dorsal sepal reaches upward while the lateral sepals extend downward, creating a striking, almost insect like silhouette against the leaf. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth;