Pleurothallis Praecipua

A small clustering Ecuadorian epiphyte with a slender leaf. Likes consistent moisture and temperatures on the cooler side.

Blooms in the summer on spike about 3.4 cm long with a single flower which are generally only barely higher than the leaves.

View flowers here.

Mounting :

Mount out of the soil either on a branch or back wall with a small amount of sphagnum moss.

Humidity :

Does well in 70+ humidity, needs decent airflow or roots can rot.

Light :

Likes shade to bright indirect light.