Epidendrum coryophorum Aglaonema typical of species that thrive

typical of species that thrive in the humid

robust fused lateral sepals forming a deep concave structure with strong longitudinal veining

a cool grower requiring stable cool temperatures and constant air movement

Maintain humidity levels between 60-80% through frequent misting

The small flowers

Epidendrum coryophorum Aglaonema typical of species that thriveA compact sympodial orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing arching, lax racemes with well spaced small flowers featuring reflexed lanceolate sepals with acute tips, narrow petals, and a trilobed lip with pointed lateral lobes and a contrasting yellow callus. The broad, glossy lanceolate leaves and freely produced inflorescences make it an attractive species even outside of bloom. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth;