Pleurothallis hitchcockii Cucurbitaceae with a compact habit and

with a compact habit and reliable blooming that make it a sought-after clone for collectors

Watering: Water thoroughly when growing medium approaches dryness

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A dramatic species from the cloud forests of South America

Watering: Water when top inch of soil approaches dryness

Pleurothallis hitchcockii Cucurbitaceae with a compact habit andA slender species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing flowers nestled between two narrow, lanceolate leaves from the axil. The erect dorsal sepal tapers to a recurved tip, while the elongated ventral synsepal displays prominent striped venation; small petals and a curved lip complete a compact, semi concealed floral structure of quiet, intricate detail. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can