Maxillaria caespitifica Cochleanthes This exceptional coerulea form produces

This exceptional coerulea form produces large flowers with distinctive blue and lavender tones and remarkable visual appeal

best grown mounted or in a small pot with fine bark to allow the roots to dry slightly between waterings

Best grown in fine sphagnum moss or a moisture-retentive mix in a small pot with excellent drainage and strong air circulation to prevent crown rot

A magnificent unifoliate species from the coastal forests of South America

showcasing the characteristic features that define the ovatifolium species with its classic morphology

Maxillaria caespitifica Cochleanthes This exceptional coerulea form producesA floriferous epiphyte native to Ecuador, forming compact clusters of large, ovoid pseudobulbs that produce an impressive flush of small, star shaped flowers simultaneously. Each bloom features triangular sepals and petals with a dark spotted central lip, creating a vivid, eye catching display. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the foliage. Temperature: 5068F (1020C); an intermediate cool grower