Maxillaria equitans Chondrorhyncha and coco coir with a

and coco coir with a moss pole or support for climbing

fringed white central lobe that creates a dramatic contrast with the rest of the flower

a slight drop during the day with recovery at night mimics natural cloud forest conditions

ideally around 70-80%

Watering: Water thoroughly and allow the medium to dry out between waterings

Maxillaria equitans Chondrorhyncha and coco coir with aA distinctive epiphyte native to Ecuador, immediately recognizable by its terete, curved leaves that arch gracefully in all directions. Small flowers emerge along the stems, each with spreading lanceolate sepals and petals contrasting sharply with a dark, trilobed lip a unique and conversation worthy addition to any collection. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; the terete foliage tolerates slightly more light than broad leaved