Description
This herbaceous evergreen epiphyte plant is native to tropical and subtropical moist lowland forests of Ecuador. An important feature of their leaves is their slightly bullate or pebbled leaves attaining a maximum size of about 10 to 12 cm. They increase the light-absorbing capacity of the plant. This helps the plant to survive in its natural habitat with low light and highly humid conditions. The baby leaves protrude out in a unique burgundy shade and long shape. This juvenile foliage grows out to get deep-green shade.