Pleurothallis aporosis Arundina Watering: it prefers to be

Watering: it prefers to be kept consistently moist

reflexed sepals and petals are heavily spotted

Commonly known as the "Ciliate-Lipped Lycaste

This species adapts well to intermediate growing conditions

Pleurothallis aporosis Arundina Watering: it prefers to beA bold epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing large, striking flowers on erect stems. All three sepals are lanceolate with pronounced tails and vivid longitudinal stripes on a pale ground the dorsal curves backward while the free lateral sepals spread downward with recurved tips, framing a contrasting yellow labelo. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the broad, upright leaves.