Lepanthes quadricornis Elaphoglossum radiating perianth segments

radiating perianth segments

falling under intermediate light conditions

A prized collector's form for its clean

making it highly adaptable to different indoor conditions

Lepanthes quadricornis Elaphoglossum radiating perianth segmentsA botanically remarkable miniature species from the Andean cloud forests of South America, named for the four prominent horn like appendages of its flower. The large epiphyllous bloom features a broad, globose dorsal sepal with densely ciliate margins forming a hood over a fused synsepal that opens into four diverging, pointed lobes, with a well defined column and petals visible in the interior. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth;