Lepanthes terborchii Rhyncattleanthe conical-cylindrical pseudobulbs spaced on a

conical-cylindrical pseudobulbs spaced on a creeping rhizome

This stunning Southeast Asian orchid species is renowned for its brilliant golden-yellow flowers with distinctive burgundy markings in the throat

so avoid direct sunlight

A charming creeping miniature species from the cloud forests of Ecuador

Lepanthes terborchii Rhyncattleanthe conical-cylindrical pseudobulbs spaced on aA robust epiphyte native to the cloud forests of South America, with large ovate leaves and flowers borne on slender, branching ramicauls. The blooms display broadly flabellate, heavily striped sepals with ciliate margins and long filiform tails on the lateral sepals, framing small bilobed petals in a dramatically ornate structure. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the broad leaves. Temperature: