Pleurothallis ensata Andinia producing erect inflorescences with few

producing erect inflorescences with few but large

Reduce watering frequency during the winter months when growth slows

This attractive species produces elegant flowers with contrasting tones between the inner and outer surfaces of the sepals

making it an excellent choice for collectors seeking reliable Bifrenaria species with intermediate growing requirements and consistent blooming performance

Pleurothallis ensata Andinia producing erect inflorescences with fewA robust miniature native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing successive flowers on an erect raceme that emerges from the base of each leaf, with inflated, heavily veined sepals of leathery texture, fringed petals with delicate marginal cilia, and a curved, mobile lip. The clustered floral display and vigorous growth habit make it a rewarding and distinctive species for any collection. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth; avoid