Lepanthes scrotifera Licuala it is a standout in

it is a standout in any intermediate-growing collection

Its most striking feature is its winged and undulated (wavy) petioles (leaf stems)

intricate structure

making this hybrid a standout choice for both collectors and beginners seeking spectacular floral displays

often near constant water seepage

Lepanthes scrotifera Licuala it is a standout inThis is a miniature, epiphytic orchid, native to the cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia, thriving at cool elevations. It is identified by its slender, erect stems that bear a single apical leaf, enveloped by the distinctive lepanthiform sheaths. Light: Place in partial shade or bright, indirect light, always avoiding direct sunlight, which can burn its leaves. Temperature: Cool to intermediate growing species: optimal 68 77F (20 25C) during the day