Pleurothallis sextonii Angularia which scorches the pale leaf

which scorches the pale leaf sections

with potential variations due to the distinct parent plants

Allow the very top of the potting medium to dry slightly before watering again with room temperature water

reflexed sepals and a contrasting bilobed lip

Foliage Characteristics: Features stunning elongated

Pleurothallis sextonii Angularia which scorches the pale leafA striking epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing branched racemes with multiple simultaneous blooms on slender, contrasting scapes. The open, star shaped flowers feature elongated lanceolate sepals with a finely papillose, iridescent surface that catches light with a distinctive metallic sheen. Light: 7080% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun. Bright, diffused light encourages blooming without stressing the plant. Temperature: 5572F