Pleurothallis chloroleuca
 

This plant is synonymous with wendlandiana, it's called Pleurothallis chloroleuca according to IOSPE.

After unwittingly attempting to kill these poor little plants, they decided to reward me for getting it right.
I originally had them in straight sphagnum moss and lost about half of the plants I had. I changed things up a bit and repotted the survivors in a mix of fine fir bark, perlite and chopped sphagnum moss. They're doing much better now, as are the Pleur. hemihroda in the same type of potting mixture.

The plants are still small, but recovering nicely. The last photo shows the plant in a 3" pot.

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Ohhh so so cute! I love the shape and color, it is nearly transparent right?

Yes it is nearly transparent. It reminds me of ice crystals
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Thank you Tindomul, the inflorescence that very nearly wasn't...

Ooo! Fabulous! Great save!

How delicate and frosty looking! Good growing!

Lovely translucent flowers!

Thank you for having a look Sonya, I appreciate the comments. :biggrin:

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Thank you! Looking at them life sized, they look like a small chaotic mass. It's amazing the amount of detail you see when you get close.

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Thank you, they look like frosted glass. :D

beautiful, great job :D

Thanks Hannah!

How pretty!

Crystalline little gem. Fabulous.

Thank you euplusia!

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Thanks Rosie!

Cute very cute.