Pleurothallis barbulata Dendrobium indirect light conditions

indirect light conditions

This 'gigante' form features dramatically enlarged lance-shaped leaves with prominent parallel venation and exceptional length that can reach impressive proportions

ideal for enthusiasts and lovers of exotic plants seeking unique foliage characteristics

One of the more floriferous varieties in the genus

This striking Ecuadorian species produces distinctive tubular flowers with fused sepals forming an elegant cup-like structure

Pleurothallis barbulata Dendrobium indirect light conditionsA curious miniature epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing tiny flowers on slender stems. The nearly globose, deeply concave synsepalum is marked with bold dark longitudinal stripes on a glaucous, powdery surface, while the small hooded dorsal sepal curves forward like a cap and tiny sharp tipped petals flank the sides an unmistakably beetle like silhouette at close range. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct