Lepanthes rutrum Polypodium consistent humidity supports vigorous pseudobulb

consistent humidity supports vigorous pseudobulb development and prolific blooming

translucent sepals and elegantly elongated lateral tails that drape gracefully downward — the "beautiful tail" that gives this species its name in Greek

pale lip at the center

Morning sun is beneficial but avoid harsh afternoon direct sunlight

tapering sepals and broad petals are vivid red-orange densely mottled with bright golden-orange

Lepanthes rutrum Polypodium consistent humidity supports vigorous pseudobulbAn unusual miniature pleurothallid bearing successive, paddle shaped flowers with a distinctive, spatula like form that sets it apart within the genus a conversation piece for collectors drawn to the remarkable structural diversity of Lepanthes. Its intermediate warm tolerance makes it more accessible than many of its cool growing relatives. Light: Low to moderate indirect light under 6070% shade cloth; avoid any direct sun exposure to protect the