Trichoglottis pusilla Warczatoria leathery leaves that create a

leathery leaves that create a neat

where its ornamental value can be fully appreciated

Anthurium regale x Anthurium crystallinum

It is an eye-catching species with elongated

Trichoglottis pusilla Warczatoria leathery leaves that create aThis miniature, monopodial epiphyte, grows on tree trunks and mossy branches in warm, humid forests at elevations between 1000 and 1500 meters. This species is popular for its diminutive size, creeping habit, and relatively large flowers. Light: Requires medium to bright, filtered light. It does well with steady, bright light but must be protected from direct, hot sunlight, which can damage the foliage. Temperature: It's a warm to intermediate growing