Lepanthes lucifer Aerangis Its distinctive papillose leaf and

Its distinctive papillose leaf and prolific blooming make it an excellent terrarium subject

Light: Benzingia cornuta prefers low to medium indirect light

A stunning hybrid of Masd

to aid its growth

Best grown in fine sphagnum moss or mounted on cork bark with constant moisture and excellent air circulation around the small root system

Lepanthes lucifer Aerangis Its distinctive papillose leaf andA diminutive epiphytic species from the cloud forests of Central America and northern South America. Flowers emerge successively on thread like ramicauls from a small, fan shaped growth; three broad sepals frame a sculptural, reduced floral body, while the petals are fringed with delicate cilia a hallmark of the genus. Light: 7080% shade cloth; bright, diffuse light. Avoid any direct sun, which quickly desiccates the small leaves and ramicauls.