Lepanthes uxoria Gongora and the name suggests that

and the name suggests that it could be named after an individual or breeder

best grown mounted or in a small pot with fine bark to allow the roots to dry slightly between waterings

With its intricate patterns and striking lip

Watering: This species requires a distinct seasonal wet/dry cycle to bloom reliably

often showcasing shades of green

Lepanthes uxoria Gongora and the name suggests thatKnown as "Uxoria's Lepanthes," is an enchanting orchid species found in the cloud forests of Colombia and Ecuador. Renowned for its captivating beauty, this epiphytic plant features delicate and intricate flowers with unique coloration and patterns. Flourishing in high altitude, cool environments, Lepanthes uxoria adds a touch of fascination to the world of orchids, captivating enthusiasts and botanists with its remarkable floral display that