Dicranopygium Pangui Leucohyle recurved sepals and petals surround

recurved sepals and petals surround a prominent trilobed lip with a well-defined central callus

and avoid deep shade

densely flowered racemes with numerous small flowers arranged spirally along the rachis

meaning all parts of the plant are toxic if ingested and must be kept out of reach of children and pets

bearing pendant racemes of numerous small

Dicranopygium Pangui Leucohyle recurved sepals and petals surroundA highly attractive tropical understory plant belonging to the Cyclanthaceae family, displaying a beautiful, clumping growth habit. This unique species features lush, deep green, pleated foliage with elegantly divided, bifid (two lobed) leaf tips that create a highly textured and architectural silhouette. The plant occasionally produces unusual, spike like inflorescences typical of the family, making it an incredibly stylish and distinctive addition