Pleurothallis cypripedioides Macroclinium blooming successively on compact plants

blooming successively on compact plants that make excellent subjects for small growing spaces

producing flowers with elegant tubular structure and distinctive form

One of the largest-flowered species in the genus

While it prefers not to dry out completely

Pleurothallis cypripedioides Macroclinium blooming successively on compact plantsA pendant Andean epiphyte producing long, cascading racemes of dozens of tiny flowers that hang freely from the stem. Each bloom features a strikingly inflated globose synsepalum and dramatically elongated, feathery white fringed petals best displayed mounted or in a hanging basket to showcase the full cascading effect. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the foliage. Temperature: 5068F (1020C); a