Cuitlauzina pulchella Rhyncattleanthe native to the forests of

native to the forests of South America

campanulate flowers inherit the rounded form of medinae and the wide frontal aperture of uniflora

it makes an exceptional specimen for cool to intermediate growers

narrow leaves with thick

thrives with strong air movement and high light levels without direct midday sun

Cuitlauzina pulchella Rhyncattleanthe native to the forests ofAn elegant epiphytic orchid native to the high altitude cloud forests of Mexico and Central America. It is admired for its pendulous inflorescences that carry multiple waxy, long lasting flowers with a distinctive crystalline texture. Light: Bright indirect light. It thrives in high light conditions but requires protection from direct midday sun to avoid foliage damage. Temperature: 58 80F (14 27C). An intermediate grower that benefits from a moderate