Pleurothallis ripleyi Oxalidaceae Anthurium gracile Ecuagenera displays broader

Anthurium gracile Ecuagenera displays broader

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symmetrical tails diverging cleanly in opposite directions give the flower a neat

fleshy floral texture and prominent hooded lip make it a distinctive species for intermediate-cool collections

Pleurothallis ripleyi Oxalidaceae Anthurium gracile Ecuagenera displays broaderA small epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, immediately recognizable by its elongated, terete leaf from whose surface the tiny flowers emerge directly. The broadly ovate, concave sepals are deep burgundy purple with a striking blue violet iridescence, giving each bloom a jewel like, metallic quality rarely seen in the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure. Temperature: 5068F (1020C); a Cool