Epidendrum macrum Trichoceros The genetic characteristics of this

The genetic characteristics of this cultivar offer exciting potential for producing large

Place near a humidifier or use a pebble tray with water to provide the extra moisture they crave

Anthurium batistae cf Culture:

or growing in shallow baskets or pots using a highly moisture-retentive medium like sphagnum moss

Substrate and Potting: Plectrophora alata is typically grown mounted on a small piece of cork bark or tree fern

Epidendrum macrum Trichoceros The genetic characteristics of thisA vigorous reed stem epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests of South America, producing multiple tall, slender, erect racemes simultaneously, each densely packed with tiny flowers arranged in a spiral along the stem above narrow, lanceolate, glossy leaves. The flowers release a pleasant fragrance, adding an additional sensory dimension to an already architecturally striking plant. Light: Bright indirect to moderate direct light with 3050% shade cloth;