Restrepia elegans 'Camila' Helpilia upright inflorescences that bloom in

upright inflorescences that bloom in succession over an extended period

The leaves display a distinctive velvety texture with elegant proportions and upright growth habit

Watering: Water when the growing medium begins to dry but before it becomes completely dry

The metallic coloration and unique texture make this fern particularly appealing to collectors seeking unusual and striking specimens

Holy Valley × Epi

Restrepia elegans 'Camila' Helpilia upright inflorescences that bloom inA selected cultivar of Restrepia elegans from the cloud forests of South America, producing solitary flowers directly from the base of a single coriaceous leaf. The fused lateral sepals form an elongated, striped synsepal, while the dorsal sepal and petals are reduced to slender curved filaments the antenna like structure that defines the genus. Light: Low to medium indirect light with 6080% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the soft,