Epidendrum Eric Hagsater Anathallis A fragrant epiphyte from the

A fragrant epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America

fused sepals taper into long

Use lukewarm water and ensure the pot has drainage holes

Flowers appear on upper mature canes and the plant may bloom several times a year

cylindrical pseudobulbs carrying a rigid

Epidendrum Eric Hagsater Anathallis A fragrant epiphyte from theA spectacular primary hybrid of Epi. jasminosmum Epi. atacazoicum, inheriting the massive, densely branched panicles of both parents. The inflorescence is crowded with hundreds of small flowers bearing narrow, reflexed linear sepals and a trilobed lip with a bilobed central lobe and contrasting undulate margins a breathtaking floral display on vigorous, multi stemmed reed stem canes. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct