Pleurothallis bivalvis var. ignivomi Trisetella never allow the fine roots

never allow the fine roots to dry out completely between waterings

Reduce watering during the dormant period when the plant's leaves die back

and the 'xanthina' form's vibrant yellow color is a highly uncommon genetic variant among orchids

avoid prolonged exposure above 72°F (22°C)

elegant flowers on upright to ascending inflorescences — a rare trait in a genus where pendulous inflorescences are the rule — with broad

Pleurothallis bivalvis var. ignivomi Trisetella never allow the fine rootsA distinctive variety of this leaf blooming Andean epiphyte, growing on terete, spotted leaves. The flower's vivid chartreuse yellow periath erect dorsal sepal, concave synsepalum, and small lateral petals frames a prominently dark, rugose labelo at the center, creating a bold face like contrast that sets it apart from the typical form. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the terete, succulent