Pleurothallis marthae Cymbidium This species thrives in cool

This species thrives in cool to cold conditions and is highly sensitive to heat

softly textured sepals and petals frame a concave trilobed lip with a delicately ribbed surface and a prominent ornamental column at the center

producing pendent racemes of large

notable for its large

Light: Bright indirect light with 50-70% shade cloth protection

Pleurothallis marthae Cymbidium This species thrives in coolA remarkable epiphyllous species from the Andean cloud forests, producing a dense glomerule of numerous small flowers clustered at the center of a large, glossy, cordate leaf. The tightly packed rosette of lanceolate sepals and dark lips forms an unusually head like inflorescence one of the most distinctive floral arrangements in the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the broad, glossy leaf