Pleurothallis bivalvis 'Ecuagenera' Adelonema this species sets itself apart

this species sets itself apart by producing multiple flowers simultaneously from a single stem — a rare trait among Masdevallias

An elegant and pristine color form of this classic species from the coastal forests of South America

each with a large ovate acuminate dorsal sepal with prominent longitudinal veins

The lanceolate sepals and petals spread horizontally

Pleurothallis bivalvis 'Ecuagenera' Adelonema this species sets itself apartA selected clone of this leaf blooming Andean epiphyte, chosen for its well proportioned, cleanly structured flower. The broad, square rounded dorsal sepal sits upright above a concave ovate synsepalum with fine longitudinal striping on an ochre tan ground, while a large, smooth, glossy labelo fills the center of the cup with striking presence. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the broad, fleshy