Pleurothallis penduliflora Trisetella creating an elegant display with

creating an elegant display with successive flowering throughout the growing season

concave lateral sepals curving downward into elongated tails

finger-like or "clava" (club) shape

narrowly linear lateral sepals that extend outward and downward

high ambient moisture supports vigorous pseudobulb development and the production of large

Pleurothallis penduliflora Trisetella creating an elegant display withA striking species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing pendant racemes densely set with small, dark, fleshy flowers along the rachis. The deep, richly toned sepals contrast sharply with the curved, yellow green lateral petals, creating a dramatic cascading display that is unusually showy for the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the broad, leathery leaves. Temperature: 5068F