Maxillaria Alan Digby Cattleya strong light promotes cane development

strong light promotes cane development and abundant flowering

One of the most sought-after orchid species in the world for its extraordinary floral resemblance to a primate face

inheriting its size and round shape from its parent

Humidity: Demands high humidity levels of 70-85% with excellent air movement to replicate its natural cloud forest environment and prevent fungal issues

A compact cool-growing epiphytic orchid from the cloud forests of Ecuador

Maxillaria Alan Digby Cattleya strong light promotes cane developmentA hybrid of Max. Sangai Max. striata, two species from the Andean cloud forests. It produces multiple flowers per scape with narrow, recurved sepals, strongly veined petals, and a trilobed lip with undulate margins. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can burn the foliage. Temperature: 5572F (1322C); an intermediate grower that benefits from a slight drop in nighttime temperatures. Humidity: 6080%; consistent