Lepanthes thalia Drymonia climbing aroid is prized for

climbing aroid is prized for its large

A robust epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Central America

requiring a gentle rehydration at an intermediate temperature before being potted immediately upon arrival

strongly recurved tepals in vivid yellow heavily mottled with dark brown spotting

Humidity: Requires very high humidity levels of 70-85%

Lepanthes thalia Drymonia climbing aroid is prized forA distinctive miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing elongated lanceolate leaves with prominent reticulate venation and a rich reddish purple flush on the underside. Tiny flowers are produced directly on the leaf rachis near the apex, featuring connate sepals forming a compact structure and small bilobed petals. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the ornamental foliage.