Columnea inaequilatera Coffea A striking miniature species native

A striking miniature species native to Ecuador

making it a highly prized specimen for collectors seeking the very best in Cattleya cultivation

Flowers are generously sized with purple-magenta sepals and petals densely spotted and suffused

Humidity: Requires high humidity levels of 60-80% with good air circulation to support healthy growth and prevent leaf issues

combining desirable characteristics from both parent species while maintaining strong growth and ornamental foliage valued by Anthurium collectors and tropical plant enthusiasts

Columnea inaequilatera Coffea A striking miniature species nativeA trailing gesneriad, distinguished by its asymmetrical leaves as its Latin name suggests and vivid tubular flowers that emerge along densely hairy, cascading stems. Its elegant drooping habit makes it an ideal candidate for hanging baskets or elevated positions where the stems can display their full ornamental potential. Light: Moderate to bright indirect light; some morning sun is tolerated but avoid harsh midday exposure to prevent leaf scorch.