Pleurothallis paquishae Rhyncattleanthe Best grown in a coarse

Best grown in a coarse bark or chunky mix in a well-draining clay or plastic pot

An intriguing internal cross combining two highly distinct color variants of this classic South American species

It is highly admired for its striking

filtered light to enhance the dramatic white venation and velvety leaf texture

Pleurothallis paquishae Rhyncattleanthe Best grown in a coarseA miniature species native to the cloud forests of southern Ecuador, named after the Paquisha region of Zamora Chinchipe province. A solitary flower emerges directly on a broad, fleshy leaf, with all sepals free, elongated, and sharply acuminate forming a perfectly symmetrical four pointed star with a tiny lip and column at the center. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the broad, fleshy leaf.