Rodriguezia bracteata Rodriguezia creating spectacular displays with sweet

creating spectacular displays with sweet fragrance that attracts pollinators in its natural habitat

showy flowers directly on the leaf surface (epiphyllous inflorescences)

which is essential for its growth

and fleshy contrasting labelos — a floriferous and visually striking species prized for its boldly patterned floral display

An exceptionally floriferous epiphyte native to the Andean cloud forests

Rodriguezia bracteata Rodriguezia creating spectacular displays with sweetThis charming, medium sized epiphytic species, often called 'The Lovely Rodriguezia', is native to the high elevation forests of South America. It is valued for its compact growth and long, pendant racemes of very fragrant flowers. Light: Prefers shaded to semi shaded conditions. Provide bright, filtered light and avoid any direct, hot sun exposure. Temperature: Intermediate to warm conditions are necessary. Day temperatures should be around 75 85F