Epidendrum quitensium Kefersteinia and produces multiple pectinate racemes

and produces multiple pectinate racemes on long peduncles with successive small flowers bearing translucent triangular sepals

Cultivating the stunning Cattleya maxima can be rewarding

Dracula wallisii

laevifolium

tightly packed oval leaves along each branch

Epidendrum quitensium Kefersteinia and produces multiple pectinate racemesA reed stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing dense, rounded corymbs of numerous small flowers on upright, cane like stems. The blooms display narrow, spreading sepals and petals alongside a prominently fringed, three lobed lip, creating a lush, dome shaped floral display. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun to prevent stress on the foliage. Temperature: 5475F (1224C); an intermediate