Macroclinium escobarianum Erycina and adaptability to a wide

and adaptability to a wide range of indoor growing conditions

elegant flowers on upright to ascending inflorescences — a rare trait in a genus where pendulous inflorescences are the rule — with broad

Humidity: Requires high humidity levels of 70-85% with good air circulation to replicate its natural tropical rainforest environment and support healthy growth

Requires cool to intermediate conditions

Phragmipedium Eumelia Arias Culture:

Macroclinium escobarianum Erycina and adaptability to a wideA diminutive epiphytic orchid from the Andean cloud forests, with narrow, linear lanceolate leaves and short scapes bearing multiple simultaneous flowers. The blooms display translucent linear lanceolate sepals and distinctively spiraled petals and labellum in purple pink with dark spotting a hallmark of the genus and emit a delicate fragrance. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which stresses the compact, fine