Maxillaria ochroleuca Cranichis Humidity: 70–85% relative humidity with

Humidity: 70–85% relative humidity with good air movement at all times

it is a rewarding species

Benefits from a slight winter rest with reduced watering and cooler temperatures to promote abundant blooming in spring

strong air movement is essential to prevent crown rot and fungal issues

Its compact size makes it ideal for small spaces while adding a touch of tropical freshness to any indoor environment

Maxillaria ochroleuca Cranichis Humidity: 70–85% relative humidity withA floriferous species from the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing multiple flowers simultaneously on upright scapes from the base of each pseudobulb. The blooms feature narrow, strongly recurved tepals and a compact, fleshy orange lip creating a vivid, spider like display that is highly eye catching in full bloom. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the broad, strap like leaves. Temperature: 5475F