Lepanthes reventador Barkeria producing upright inflorescences with clusters

producing upright inflorescences with clusters of small

producing flowers that are among the most extraordinary examples of insect mimicry in the plant kingdom

Temperature: Warm temperatures are preferred

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Lepanthes reventador Barkeria producing upright inflorescences with clustersA floriferous miniature species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, named after the Reventador volcano in its native range. It produces an exceptionally dense, branched epiphyllous inflorescence that runs nearly the full length of its narrow, lanceolate leaf, with multiple serrated rachises bearing successive small flowers simultaneously creating one of the most prolific blooming displays in the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade