Mark Wilson has advised that this is instead Pleurothallis gracilicolumna based on his describing of this species.

Nine flowers and twenty-one buds on 28 basal inflorescences to 3 cm emerging from an exceptionally clean 53-cm wide by 24-cm tall plant grown in a mixed media in a 13-cm, plastic pot; terete growths to 20 cm, leaves lanceolate, 2.0 cm wide up to 13.5 cm long; flower base color cream; sepals elongate-lanceolate, slightly concave, reverse spotted magenta, heavier proximally, faint distally; petals hair-like, barred magenta; lip, white, isthmus narrow, two keels spotted magenta, midlobe three apical points, spotted magenta superiorly, purple ciliation inferior-posterior; column arched over lip, spotted magenta; substance good; texture matte.