Lepanthes cloesii Bomarea The triangular sepals are heavily

The triangular sepals are heavily fringed along the margins

it grows in cloud forests at intermediate elevations and produces flowers with delicate characteristics

as it is toxic if ingested

or group with other orchids

Lepanthes cloesii Bomarea The triangular sepals are heavilyA cool growing miniature epiphyte from Andean cloud forests, producing flowers of remarkably singular architecture. The lateral sepals fuse into a broad, concave, globose structure with an iridescent pubescent surface, while the thread like dorsal sepal curves upward like an antenna above the bloom. The diminutive petals and lip are visible through the central opening, adding a final layer of intricate detail. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070%