Pleurothallis baudoensis
A Colombian Pleurothallis from the very wet Chocó forests of the Pacific slope and western Andes. It needs constant moisture, high humidity and shade, with warm to intermediate temperatures and no dry season. Nothing beyond its description is published, so care follows the measured climate and the genus.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on mossy trunks and branches in rainforest and cloud forest, in some of the rainiest country on Earth.
Elevations are rarely recorded; sites range from the Pacific lowlands to about 1400–1500 m on the western Andes.
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