Lepanthes calodictyon f. ivanoflava Houlletia reduce frequency slightly in winter

reduce frequency slightly in winter but never allow to dry completely

circular flowers that resemble tiny orange satellites or jellyfish

The name "quinquenervis" refers to the five prominent veins on the lip of the flower

This 'dark' form is particularly prized by collectors for its deeper pigmentation and the extraordinarily long tails characteristic of the species

Light: They require low to medium "jewel orchid" lighting

Lepanthes calodictyon f. ivanoflava Houlletia reduce frequency slightly in winterA rare color form of the beloved reticulated leaf species, distinguished by its uniquely patterned, orbicular leaves with deeply impressed venation and crisped, undulate margins. Successive miniature flowers emerge directly from the leaf axils on slender ramicauls, displaying the delicate fringed lip characteristic of the species. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can fade the distinctive leaf patterning.