Pleurothallis lilijae f. xanthinum Terrarium Plants Allowing the roots to dry

Allowing the roots to dry between waterings is crucial to avoid root rot

prized for both its beauty and ease of cultivation

hairy labelo — an architectural floral form that evokes the open jaw suggested by the species name

Humidity: Demands moderate to high humidity levels of 60-75% with excellent air movement to prevent fungal issues

open potting medium with strong air circulation around the root zone to simulate its natural epiphytic environment

Pleurothallis lilijae f. xanthinum Terrarium Plants Allowing the roots to dryA color form of the epiphyllous Pths. lilijae, bearing a solitary flower directly from the surface of a large, glaucous textured leaf. The erect dorsal sepal rises above broadly spreading, triangular lateral sepals and a rounded, globose lip with a prominent central column a more open and symmetrical silhouette than the type, set against an ornamental, silver toned leaf surface. Light: Bright indirect light with 5065% shade cloth; avoid direct sun,