Lepanthes mulleriana Malvaceae this species adapts well to

this species adapts well to intermediate growing conditions

well-defined lip nestled at the center

diffused light encourages the prolific blooming this hybrid is known for

Never leave waterlogged

bilobed central lip — a floral composition worthy of its namesake

Lepanthes mulleriana Malvaceae this species adapts well toA richly textured miniature species native to Ecuador. It produces successive flowers with a broad triangular dorsal sepal curving forward into a hood, elongated lanceolate lateral sepals with prominent longitudinal veins pointing downward, and a densely velutinous surface across all sepals, with a small labellum and yellow column visible within the floral complex. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can damage