Pleurothallis sextonii Rhyncattleanthe producing successive small flowers on

producing successive small flowers on slender

moist environment to mirror its high-altitude cloud forest habitat and ensure healthy foliage development

but avoid direct sun which causes bleaching and leaf burn

The flowering is variable

prized for its exceptional quality and vigorous upright growth habit

Pleurothallis sextonii Rhyncattleanthe producing successive small flowers onA striking epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing branched racemes with multiple simultaneous blooms on slender, contrasting scapes. The open, star shaped flowers feature elongated lanceolate sepals with a finely papillose, iridescent surface that catches light with a distinctive metallic sheen. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun. Bright, diffused light encourages blooming without stressing the plant. Temperature: 5572F