Maxillaria turkeliae f. alba Cyrtoglossum The flower is dominated by

The flower is dominated by a large

This compact species features charming small flowers with distinctive keeled sepals on delicate branching sprays

Philodendron pulchrum grows climbing vines with large

branching spikes of spider-like yellow-green flowers marked with reddish-brown stripes and spots

linear sepals and petals nestled among leafy bracts

Maxillaria turkeliae f. alba Cyrtoglossum The flower is dominated byMaxillaria turkeliae f. alba Culture: This is a rare variety of Maxillaria turkeliae, the alba form. A flower with white colored petals and vines that make this species unique. Light: Maxillaria turkeliae f. alba prefers bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves. Temperature: This orchid enjoys cool to cold temperatures. Daytime temperatures should be between 15 20C (59 68F), and nighttime temperatures should be