Maxillaria striata white lip Intermediate-warm which can scorch the long

which can scorch the long leaves

Successful cultivation of the charming Acianthera luteola

fleshy rachises densely lined with rows of small flowers along their entire length

Daytime temperatures should be between 18-24°C (65-75°F)

like other philodendrons

Maxillaria striata white lip Intermediate-warm which can scorch the longA distinctive form of the Ecuadorian species, recognized for its broad, well opened flower with widely spreading lateral petals, a concave upright dorsal sepal, and a boldly striped perianth in amber yellow with dense dark veining. Its defining feature is the prominently displayed trilobed lip with a pure white, brilliantly contrasting midlobe that sets it apart from all other forms in cultivation. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth;