Pleurothallis perijaensis Lycaste Ensure constant air circulation to

Ensure constant air circulation to prevent disease

The blooms are defined by triangular acuminate sepals with densely fimbriate margins — the fringed edges that give this species its name — and prominent bilobed petals that add to the flower's dramatic

a cool grower that requires stable cool temperatures and consistent air movement

long-lasting blossoms that display a spectacular frilled lip

lighter-colored veins

Pleurothallis perijaensis Lycaste Ensure constant air circulation toA small, single leaved epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing solitary flowers with a large concave dorsal sepal and elongated connate lateral sepals forming a pointed downward cone, finely dotted in deep burgundy brown. The small fimbriate lip and translucent column contrast sharply against the dark textured tepals. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the fleshy leaf. Temperature: