Maxillaria perryae Bertoloia Maintain strong air movement to

Maintain strong air movement to prevent fungal issues at the crown and roots

reducing slightly once pseudobulbs mature

The lanceolate sepals and petals taper to sharp tips and are covered in bold

and the lip is compact with a contrasting throat

aiming for night temperatures around 15-21°C (59-70°F) to encourage blooming

Maxillaria perryae Bertoloia Maintain strong air movement toOne of the most floriferous species in the genus, native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing an extraordinary mass of flowers simultaneously from the base of each pseudobulb. The blooms are tulip shaped with broad, cupped tepals in cream yellow tones boldly splashed with deep burgundy markings, creating a spectacular display that covers the entire plant when in full bloom. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun,