Pleurothallis quaternaria Urticaceae Light: Bright indirect light or

Light: Bright indirect light or filtered sunlight with 40-60% shade cloth

Tolerates slightly warmer conditions than strict cool growers while still benefiting from a 10-15°F day-night temperature drop

The flowers emerge from the leaf axil and feature a broad

while the very wide trilobed lip features a densely fringed bilobed frontal lobe and a richly ornamented central callus with prominent filaments

producing multiple simultaneous inflorescences with densely clustered flowers arranged in a characteristic helical pattern

Pleurothallis quaternaria Urticaceae Light: Bright indirect light orA small epiphyte from Andean cloud forests, bearing solitary flowers on slender peduncles from the base of narrow, linear leaves. The free lateral sepals are deep glossy burgundy purple, flanking a connate central structure that grades from dark purple at the margins to pale white lilac at the center a striking tricolor contrast beneath the small cream beige hooded dorsal sepal. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun