Pleurothallis hitchcockii Cucurbitaceae showcasing the sturdy growth habit

showcasing the sturdy growth habit and adaptable nature that makes this species suitable for both epiphytic and lithophytic cultivation methods

and produces dense pectinate racemes in a zigzag arrangement directly over the leaf surface

A dramatic species from the cloud forests of South America

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Pleurothallis hitchcockii Cucurbitaceae showcasing the sturdy growth habitA slender species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing flowers nestled between two narrow, lanceolate leaves from the axil. The erect dorsal sepal tapers to a recurved tip, while the elongated ventral synsepal displays prominent striped venation; small petals and a curved lip complete a compact, semi concealed floral structure of quiet, intricate detail. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can