Lepanthes jimburae Nepenthaceae Its paper-thin leaves have extreme

Its paper-thin leaves have extreme fenestration (holes)

keep slightly moist but never waterlogged

This remarkable epiphytic orchid produces distinctive pendulous flower spikes with intricate blooms featuring complex shapes and rich fragrance

"tail-like" petals extend gracefully outwards and can have a distinctive twist

allowing the top layer of the substrate (about 50%) to dry out between waterings

Lepanthes jimburae Nepenthaceae Its paper-thin leaves have extremeA miniature species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, growing as a creeping mat of dark oval leaves with flowers held just above the foliage. The upswept acuminate dorsal sepal arches over lanceolate lateral sepals covered in a striking dense silvery papillose texture, with compact contrasting inner petals and lip. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the delicate foliage. Temperature: 5572F (1322C);