Sobralia persimilis Anadenanthera Named for the intricate

Named for the intricate

The lateral sepals are fused into a long

An epiphytic species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

Foliage Characteristics: The young leaves are simple and ovate with smooth texture that will develop into the characteristic deeply lobed

" designation indicates that this specimen is closely compared to the typical P

Sobralia persimilis Anadenanthera Named for the intricateThis terrestrial or epiphytic orchid is native to Ecuador. The flowers are short lived but attractive. Here are some tips for growing it successfully: Light: It requires bright light or partial shade for good flowering. Avoid direct, intense sunlight to prevent the leaves from burning. Temperature: This is a Cool to Intermediate growing species. Maintain daytime temperatures from 60 80F (16 27C) and ensure a crucial nocturnal drop to 58 65F (14 18C)