Pleurothallis papillingua Neocogniauxia producing lax racemes of small

producing lax racemes of small flowers arranged alternately along slender stems above a fan of narrow

The cucullate flowers feature a prominent dark hood over a contrasting bicolor base

Light: Angraecum magdalenae appreciates bright

Temperature: This orchid is a warm-growing plant

Pleurothallis papillingua Neocogniauxia producing lax racemes of smallA graceful species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing flowers along a narrow, fleshy leaf. The free lateral sepals elongate and curve backward into slender tails, while a rounded dorsal sepal forms a neat hood over a small lip with a contrasting spot an elegant, spider like silhouette of refined detail. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the narrow, succulent textured leaves.