Psychopsis Mariposa Episcia heart-shaped leaves with a distinctive

heart-shaped leaves with a distinctive quilted texture and prominent venation

This entices male euglossine bees

Cultivating Oncidium cristatum can be a rewarding endeavor for those who appreciate the diversity and elegance of orchid species

as its beauty and rarity make it a cherished addition to collections and displays

Use well-draining orchid mix and reduce watering during rest periods

Psychopsis Mariposa Episcia heart-shaped leaves with a distinctiveIt is one of few members of the genus Pyschopsis, which includes just four species and their hybrids. The lot are commonly known as butterfly orchids for the insects their flowers resemble. Grow in low to moderate light and water at the base of the plant just as the potting media dries out.