Lepanthes chorista Lockoglossum successively few flowered inflorescence that

successively few flowered inflorescence that arises from low on the stem with a single

Water thoroughly when the substrate begins to dry out

which can scorch the pubescent foliage and fade the flowers

rounded floral form within the genus

Lepanthes chorista Lockoglossum successively few flowered inflorescence thatA cool growing miniature epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, notable for its large, orbicular leaves with a dense, velvety pubescent texture in soft olive green tones. A tightly braided zigzag spike emerges directly from the leaf surface, bearing successive flowers with translucent sepals and a vivid trilobed lip in contrasting yellow, orange, and deep purple. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which