Ceratostema pepeportillae Acemannia A marked day-night differential is

A marked day-night differential is essential for sustained health and flowering

this species is named for its cup-shaped flowers (cylix meaning "cup" or "chalice" in Greek)

an adaptable intermediate grower that benefits from warm days and a distinct temperature drop at night

producing small but elegantly structured flowers with narrow

This highly select 'Carl' cultivar is prized for producing large

Ceratostema pepeportillae Acemannia A marked day-night differential isDiscover the fascinating Ceratostema pepeportillae, a newly described species from the Ericaceae family, named in honor of Jose Portilla, president of Ecuagenera, who was instrumental in its discovery and collection. Light: Provide bright, indirect light. Filtered sunlight is ideal, mimicking the dappled light found under a forest canopy. Temperature: These plants generally prefer cool to intermediate temperatures, typically with daytime highs around