Epidendrum mancum Dimerandra curved spur extends behind each

curved spur extends behind each flower — the defining structural trait of the genus — giving the inflorescence a graceful

Light: Prefers bright

well-draining bark mix with good airflow around the roots

good air circulation is essential to keep the foliage healthy at cooler temperatures

densely spotted with dark brown

Epidendrum mancum Dimerandra curved spur extends behind eachA cool growing epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing lax racemes of small flowers arranged alternately along slender stems above a fan of narrow, strap like basal leaves. The blooms display broad, rounded, horizontally spreading sepals and petals alongside a small, three lobed lip with curved lateral lobes and a contrasting central callus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun to preserve the