Andreettaea zephyrina f. purple Onagraceae admired for its intricate flowers

admired for its intricate flowers and unique colors

Avoid direct sunlight which can damage the delicate raised leaf structure

downward-curving tails that create a cascading

three-lobed lip with curved lateral lobes and a contrasting central callus

Andreettaea zephyrina f. purple Onagraceae admired for its intricate flowersA captivating miniature species from the Andean cloud forests, forming dense cushions of small, fleshy leaves from which numerous slender spikes emerge simultaneously, each bearing tiny dark purple maroon flowers with triangular sepals and dramatically elongated, thread like tails. The purple form is a selected color variant prized for its deep pigmentation and prolific multi spike flowering habit. Light: Low to moderate indirect light with 6070%