Pleurothallis tiarata Beallara with elongated petals curving into

with elongated petals curving into slender filifom tails — one of the most architecturally striking blooms in the genus

The plant produces large

displaying broad translucent sepals forming an open cup around a prominent globose labellum with outswept contrasting petals

Humidity: Demands moderate to high humidity levels of 60-75% with excellent air movement to replicate its natural tropical environment and prevent fungal issues

Pleurothallis tiarata Beallara with elongated petals curving intoA small epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing flowers directly on the surface of a long, terete leaf. The large, membranous, pale yellow green sepals form a distinctive double globose structure a broad hooded dorsal sepal over connate lateral sepals centered by a small but striking dark purple black spot on the lip that punctuates the translucent bloom with precision. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid