Lepanthes ictalurus Anathallis The connate lateral sepals form

The connate lateral sepals form a deep

strong air movement is essential to keep the dense inflorescences and root system healthy

filtered light (similar to dappled forest sunlight)

featuring the highly sought-after 'uba tuba' dark form with dramatic splash patterning on the petals and sepals

creating a vivid contrast

Lepanthes ictalurus Anathallis The connate lateral sepals formA cool growing species from the Andean cloud forests, producing pendant, large for the genus flowers on slender ramicauls that emerge from the leaf axils. Each bloom displays fused sepals forming a broad ovate lanceolate structure with an acuminate apex, a densely ciliate inner surface, and a prominent linear lip projecting forward. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure to protect the delicate foliage.