Maxillaria Sangay Species dark green leaves often indicate

dark green leaves often indicate the plant needs more light

Best grown in a small pot with fine sphagnum moss or mounted to display its ornamental foliage

Use soft or rainwater and ensure excellent drainage

Humidity: 80–90%

well-rounded flowers with strong substance

Maxillaria Sangay Species dark green leaves often indicateA primary hybrid of Max. pulla Max. striata, combining two floriferous Maxillaria species known for their dynamic flower structure. The blooms are produced in abundance simultaneously on slender scapes, with narrow, strongly recurved tepals, dramatically elongated and downward curving lateral sepals, and a trilobed lip with well developed lateral lobes and bold internal veining a striking spider like silhouette that commands attention in full bloom.