Pleurothallis mathildae

Pleurothallis or Trichosalpinx mathildae is a small species from Brazil.  The plant, with its paddle-shaped leaves is 7 cm tall and the flower spikes are also 7 cm long, growing from the base of the leaf.  The flowers, 6 or 7 to flower spike, are less than 1 cm.  The species is from Brazil and is easy to grow, producing its flowers in late winter or early spring.

Pleurothallis mathildae

Pleurothallis mathildae is from Brazil.  It is sometimes found under the name Trichosalpinx mathildae, and that name is probably more current.  The plant is 7 cm tall, the flower spikes also 7 cm and the tiny flowers less than 1 cm.  The flowers do not open widely on some plants including my own.  I grow it on a small branch with cool to intermediate temperatures.

Pleurothallis mathildae

Pleurothallis mathildae or Trichosalpinx mathildae, as it is sometimes known, is a small species from Brazil.  My plant is 7 cm tall and the flower spikes about the same length, the flower less than 1 cm in size.  The flowers are attractive when seen close but are very small and do not open widely.