Epidendrum porphyreum Species rounded sepals and petals and

rounded sepals and petals and a tubular rolled labellum — blooming so prolifically that the flowers virtually cover the entire plant at once

or filtered light through sheer curtains

Light: Arundina graminifolia prefers full sun or bright

Aspasia lunata Culture:

spreading sepals and petals frame a trilobed lip with a broad

Epidendrum porphyreum Species rounded sepals and petals andThis medium to large sized orchid, is native to the very wet montane forests of Colombia and Ecuador, growing at high elevations (1800 to 3900 meters). It grows as an epiphyte or terrestrial plant, featuring slender, cane like stems and firm, coriaceous leaves. Light: Requires bright, indirect light, often tolerating more intense light than typical low land orchids, but avoid harsh, direct midday sun. Temperature: This is a cool to cold growing