Lepanthes caudata x Lepanthes pulchella Aphelandra spotted bracts subtend each flower

spotted bracts subtend each flower along the rachis

well-structured flower shape of the latter

combining a complex hybrid with one of the most celebrated miniature species in the genus

showcasing the sturdy growth habit and adaptable nature that makes this species suitable for both epiphytic and lithophytic cultivation methods

Lepanthes caudata x Lepanthes pulchella Aphelandra spotted bracts subtend each flowerA primary hybrid of Lths. caudata Lths. pulchella, producing large, broadly triangular pubescent flowers with ciliate margined sepals in warm yellow orange tones flushed with red. The deep crimson bilobed lip at the center creates a striking contrast, and the plant blooms freely with multiple flowers open simultaneously across its glossy ovate leaves. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the glossy