Lepanthes wendlandii Cattlianthe producing flowers on short axillary

producing flowers on short axillary inflorescences from its compact

known for its elegant growth habit and impressive foliage development

and ensure temperatures do not drop below 55°F (13°C)

well-established (35–45cm)

Lepanthes wendlandii Cattlianthe producing flowers on short axillaryA robust epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Central America, bearing large, glossy lanceolate leaves and producing flowers in successive racemes on long ramicauls. The blooms are among the largest in the genus, featuring broadly ovate sepals with a richly granular iridescent texture, connate lateral sepals forming a wide bilobed blade, and rounded bilobed petals with a bold dark central blotch. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth;