Ceratostema pepeportillae Anthurium This terrestrial or epiphytic orchid

This terrestrial or epiphytic orchid is native to Ecuador

These blossoms are known for their charming and intricate beauty

Variegation pattern varies from plant to plant — each specimen is unique

ideally 60–80% or higher

characterized by the typical three-pointed star shape of the Stelis genus

Ceratostema pepeportillae Anthurium This terrestrial or epiphytic orchidDiscover the fascinating Ceratostema pepeportillae, a newly described species from the Ericaceae family, named in honor of Jose Portilla, president of Ecuagenera, who was instrumental in its discovery and collection. Cultivation Notes: Light: Provide bright, indirect light. Filtered sunlight is ideal, mimicking the dappled light found under a forest canopy. Temperature: These plants generally prefer cool to intermediate temperatures, typically with