Zootrophion lappaceum (Big) Cool space-saving growth habit with clustered

space-saving growth habit with clustered pseudobulbs that yield short inflorescences presenting beautifully proportioned

The name Yuraq means "white" in Quechua

Its most notable feature is the bristly or hairy texture that covers its leaves and flowers

An epiphytic bromeliad native to Ecuador

Zootrophion lappaceum (Big) Cool space-saving growth habit with clusteredA large, well established mat of this compact epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, with short, clustered pseudobulbs bearing small, densely arranged oblong leaves in a creeping, expansive habit. The ovoid closed flowers are produced in dense clusters from the pseudobulb base, displaying a striking bicolor pattern: a yellow green apex transitioning to a lower half densely covered in deep purple violet spots that nearly merge into solid