Pleurothallis bovilingua Trigonidium Watering: Water thoroughly when top

Watering: Water thoroughly when top inch of soil approaches dryness

Grown at Ecuagenera's facilities in Ecuador under high-altitude conditions that closely replicate this species' native cloud forest environment

xanthina prefers low to medium indirect light

or in a small basket with minimal medium

Pleurothallis bovilingua Trigonidium Watering: Water thoroughly when topA curious leaf blooming epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, producing flowers directly from the surface of the broad, ovate leaf. A hooded dark dorsal sepal curves forward above a striped concave synsepalum, while the narrow elongated labelo hangs downward like a tongue the defining trait behind its evocative name. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the broad, fleshy leaves. Temperature: 5068F