Andreettaea trullifera Campyloneurum This epiphytic species naturally forms

This epiphytic species naturally forms symbiotic relationships with ants in the wild and produces stunning flower spikes with multiple blooms

terrestrial species from the African Violet family (Gesneriaceae)

where it thrives in its natural habitat

Humidity: Demands high humidity

it stands out as one of the largest orchids in the world

Andreettaea trullifera Campyloneurum This epiphytic species naturally formsThis is a miniature, cool to cold growing epiphyte that is native to Ecuador. It is found in wet, montane cloud forests. The plant grows with a creeping rhizome and small, erect ramicauls that each carry a single, apical, ovate leaf. Light: Shady conditions with indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight. Temperature: Cool conditions, 50 65F (10 18C) during day, 45 55F (7 13C) at night. Humidity: High humidity, 70 80%. Watering: Keep moist but not