Pleurothallis perijaensis Lycaste The blooms are defined by

The blooms are defined by triangular acuminate sepals with densely fimbriate margins — the fringed edges that give this species its name — and prominent bilobed petals that add to the flower's dramatic

Susy de Bermeo — a cool-growing hybrid from the cross of Masd

producing multiple simultaneous blooms on independent erect scapes above large

a cool grower that requires stable cool temperatures and consistent air movement

Pleurothallis perijaensis Lycaste The blooms are defined byA small, single leaved epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing solitary flowers with a large concave dorsal sepal and elongated connate lateral sepals forming a pointed downward cone, finely dotted in deep burgundy brown. The small fimbriate lip and translucent column contrast sharply against the dark textured tepals. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the fleshy leaf. Temperature: