Maxillaria fraudulenta Clarisia bearing flowers directly from the

bearing flowers directly from the surface of a cordate leaf

fragrant blooms with excellent form and color intensity

creating a vivid display against its fine

square-rounded dorsal sepal sits upright above a concave ovate synsepalum with fine longitudinal striping on an ochre-tan ground

Phragmipedium Priscila de Portilla Culture:

Maxillaria fraudulenta Clarisia bearing flowers directly from theA floriferous epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, forming compact clusters of small pseudobulbs with erect, lanceolate leaves. It produces an impressive flush of small flowers simultaneously from the base, each with a cucullate dorsal sepal, spreading lateral sepals, and a lip with distinctly fimbriate lateral lobes. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure. Temperature: 5068F (1020C); an intermediate cool