Pleurothallis trimeroglossa Keforia A floriferous epiphyte from the

A floriferous epiphyte from the tropical forests of New Guinea

sculptural vegetative structure makes it an architectural statement plant even outside of bloom

The blooms feature narrow

Watering: Keep evenly moist at all times — this genus has no pseudobulbs and cannot store water

fragrant white flowers with a yellow-orange center

Pleurothallis trimeroglossa Keforia A floriferous epiphyte from theA small epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing flowers of remarkable structural complexity. Olive green sepals with irregular purple brown mottling frame a vivid purple violet trilobed lip with dense fimbriate margins and finely ciliate petals an intricate, dynamic silhouette that fully reflects the species name. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure. Temperature: 5068F (1020C); a Cool to