Pearcea reticulata Rhyncholaelia papillose surface and an iridescent

papillose surface and an iridescent sheen

and sometimes pure white (alba forms)

The three sepals fuse into a broad

The three sepals converge into a narrow

this philodendron begins as a terrestrial plant and then climbs trees

Pearcea reticulata Rhyncholaelia papillose surface and an iridescentA stunning foliage plant from the Gesneriaceae family, native to the tropical forests of South America. Its deep green leaves display a mesmerizing network of raised, contrasting veins the intricate reticulated pattern that gives this species its name. Compact and bushy in habit, it makes a striking statement in any indoor plant collection. Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid direct sun exposure. Thrives near a north or east facing window.