Ceratostema lanigerum Smitinandia humid environments that mimic their

humid environments that mimic their native cloud forests in South America

Their coloration

making it a highly prized specimen for collectors seeking the very best in Cattleya cultivation

This distinctive Anthurium species is highly sought after by collectors for its remarkable foliar characteristics

It was created by crossing different orchid species or hybrids

Ceratostema lanigerum Smitinandia humid environments that mimic theirCeratostema lanigerum Culture Native to the high altitude cloud forests of the Andes, Ceratostema lanigerum is a striking epiphytic shrub known for its woolly, velvety leaves (hence "lanigerum," meaning "wool bearing") and vibrant pendulous flowers. Light: Prefers bright, filtered light (6070% shade). Avoid direct sun to protect its delicate foliage. Temperature: Cool to intermediate; Day 1620C (6068F), Night 812C (4654F). Sensitive to heat above 25C