Amesiella philippinensis Rodospatha striking flowers that bloom sequentially

striking flowers that bloom sequentially at the top of the cane

upright spikes

While Pescatoria ecuadorana's strap-shaped leaves emerging from pseudobulbs are attractive

or potted in fine bark mix with sphagnum moss

what distinguishes this cultivar is the prominent zebra-like pattern that adorns its lush

Amesiella philippinensis Rodospatha striking flowers that bloom sequentiallyAmesiella philippinensis Culture Amesiella philippinensis is a miniature, hot to warm growing epiphytic orchid native to the Philippines. It is a stemless plant with a few fleshy, oblong elliptic leaves. It is best grown mounted on cork or bark to allow its roots to dry between waterings. Light: Good, bright light to partial sun. Temperature: Hot to warm growing conditions are preferred, with a temperature range of 15 27C (60 80F) during the day and