ifteen cupped flowers, five buds on four inflorescences to 2.5cm long, plant 15.0cm wide x 19.0m tall growing on wooden slab 7.2cm wide x 15.0cm long, root tip green, longest ramicaul 0.3cm wide x 9.0m long, green, smooth, dry brown 4.0cm sheath distally, largest leaf 3.0cm wide x 5.0cm long, elliptical to ovate, rigidly coriaceous, medium green, margins entire; dorsal sepal lanceolate, pale reddish pink with three darker reddish pink stripes, margins entire; lateral sepals lanceolate, fused basal one-half, pale orange blushed reddish-pink basal one-half, midrib reddish-pink, concave, reverse reddish-pink; petals appressed to column, elliptical, middle one-third denticulate, translucent pale pink, midrib reddish-pink; lip oblong, minutely denticulate, fleshy, reddish-pink, side lobes erect, fimbriate, dark reddish-pink; column pink overlaid reddish-pink basal one-half, anther cap white; ovary 0.1cm wide x 0.2cm long, chartreuse overlaid reddish-pink; substance firm; texture crystalline, internally cellular-glandular; species native to NE/SE Brazil; commended for highly colorful form of this species; ID by SITF ________________________.
Plant came from Floralia in Brazil as Pleurothallis (Acianthera) hamosa, which is a synonym of prolifera