Pleurothallis bovilingua Trigonidium Grown at Ecuagenera's facilities in

Grown at Ecuagenera's facilities in Ecuador under high-altitude conditions that closely replicate this species' native cloud forest environment

xanthina prefers low to medium indirect light

long-lasting blossoms that display a spectacular frilled lip

Watering: This species prefers consistent moisture and should not be allowed to dry out completely

Pleurothallis bovilingua Trigonidium Grown at Ecuagenera's facilities inA curious leaf blooming epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing flowers directly from the surface of the broad, ovate leaf. A hooded dark dorsal sepal curves forward above a striped concave synsepalum, while the narrow elongated labelo hangs downward like a tongue the defining trait behind its evocative name. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the broad, fleshy leaves. Temperature: 5068F