Pleurothallopsis (Restrepiopsis) monetalis

Walter Teague collected this in Ecuador. It is a charming thing that is very slow growing but is frequently in bloom. The plant is about 5" tall.

 

I do have multiple clones. The first place I saw this was in the collection of Walter Teague who had collected it in Ecuador years before. He was always very generous with me when I asked for divisions, but this was one he was afraid to divide. After a number of years, he has so many friends here who wanted a piece that he made a special effort to collect a number of clones so he could share it. He gave people a plant each and he gave me an number of smaller pieces of various clones. This particular one went to a friend who gave it to me when he closed his collection. I have this in flask, but find it difficult to grow well. I'm still working on it. There is some variety in the color, though I can't say if one if more prevalent than another.

 

I do sell flasks on the website. The link below this post should take you there. I am always a bit behind on updating it, but it is working. I stopped selling plants through the website when it became burdensome. I sell plants through ebay and list most weeks, but not all.

 

I had several plants from Walter's collection and used them to make an outcross. They have now started to bloom and I have another batch in flask. But they do grow slowly. My seedlings are all still rather short, probably 2" or so, but a couple of the original plants are about 5" tall.