Stenospermation spruceanum Biophytum The leaves are distinctly heart-shaped

The leaves are distinctly heart-shaped with a remarkably glossy

Native to the Nariño Department in Colombia

A cross between Sobralia fimbriata and Sobralia paradisiaca represents a hybridization of two striking orchid species

Temperature: 55–75°F (13–24°C)

making it a favorite in ornamental horticulture

Stenospermation spruceanum Biophytum The leaves are distinctly heart-shapedStenospermation spruceanum is an epiphytic aroid native to the wet tropical forests of Central and South America. It is appreciated by collectors for its attractive, glossy, oblong elliptic leaves and unique inflorescence. Light: Medium to low light. Provide filtered light, mimicking the forest understory. Avoid direct sun, which can scorch the leaves. Temperature: Warm to intermediate conditions. Maintain temperatures of 68 86F (20 30C) year round,