Lepanthes caprimulgus x Lepanthes Andean Flame Oxalidaceae heart-shaped leaves and prominent green-on-green

heart-shaped leaves and prominent green-on-green venation patterns

Avoid direct sunlight which can scorch foliage

Allowing the roots to dry between waterings is crucial to avoid root rot

ensuring proper drainage to prevent root rot

Lepanthes caprimulgus x Lepanthes Andean Flame Oxalidaceae heart-shaped leaves and prominent green-on-greenA hybrid of Lths. caprimulgus Lths. Andean Flame, combining the large, hooded dorsal sepal of caprimulgus with the open, spreading structure of Andean Flame. The result is an unusually large, translucent flower with a concave dorsal sepal that arches over the bloom like a canopy, and wide spreading lateral sepals in soft yellow green tones framing a vivid central lip. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can