Epidendrum macbridei Zygopetalum named after the Cordillera del

named after the Cordillera del Cóndor

Humidity: Philodendron luxurians enjoys high humidity

richly detailed lip and an intensely alluring fragrance

it does not tolerate long periods of drought and should be watered as soon as the medium feels slightly dry

producing successive flowers directly on the leaf rachis of large

Epidendrum macbridei Zygopetalum named after the Cordillera delA reed stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing lax racemes of few, well spaced flowers with curved ovaries that give the blooms a gracefully downward facing orientation. The flowers display broad, oval, horizontally spreading sepals, shorter curved petals, and a prominent three lobed white lip with spreading lateral lobes, an apiculate central lobe, and a visible callus. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth;