Pleurothallis lilijae Paphinia It produces successive flowers with

It produces successive flowers with a markedly elongated conical acuminate dorsal sepal pointing upward

and small bilobed petals framing a prominent dark labellum

It can handle slightly cooler nights but should not be exposed to temperatures below 60°F (15°C) for long periods

funnel-shaped lip that contrasts with the open

Pleurothallis lilijae Paphinia It produces successive flowers withA botanical rarity native to the cloud forests of Ecuador with a striking epiphyllous habit: a single flower emerges from the surface of a large, ovate leaf with dark striped venation. A tall, densely hairy dorsal sepal rises vertically above a prominent, papillose globose lip, flanked by small downward curving lateral sepals a sculptural composition of exceptional singularity within the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth;