Lepanthes ingridiana x Lepanthes elata Heliconiaceae thread-like lateral sepals that cascade

thread-like lateral sepals that cascade downward in a sweeping arc

lance-shaped leaves with a glossy surface and prominent parallel venation that creates striking linear patterns

maintain consistently high humidity to support active growth and flowering

producing flowers directly on the leaf surface along a highly ornamental

making it perfect for mounting or growing in well-draining epiphytic substrates

Lepanthes ingridiana x Lepanthes elata Heliconiaceae thread-like lateral sepals that cascadeA primary hybrid of Lths. ingridiana Lths. elata, producing flowers flush against the underside of broad leaves. It combines the epiphyllous habit of ingridiana with the robust foliage of elata, resulting in blooms with a sharply erect acuminate dorsal sepal, a wide synsepal with diverging tails, and a compact contrasting inner lip. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the foliage. Temperature: 5572F