Sobralia macrophylla Rhyncholaeliocattleya making it a prized addition

making it a prized addition to orchid collections

Watering: Keep the substrate consistently moist but never saturated

Lepanthes tipulifera adds a touch of fascination to the world of orchids

The species name "filaria" refers to the thread-like sepal tails

Masdevallia lychniphora's exceptional beauty and the challenge of recreating its natural environment make it a prized addition to collections

Sobralia macrophylla Rhyncholaeliocattleya making it a prized additionSobralia macrophylla, meaning "large leafed Sobralia," is a medium sized, orchid often found as an epiphyte or terrestrial near waterfalls and riversides in tropical wet forests. It features cane like stems (up to 1 meter) and large, distinct pleated leaves. Light: It needs bright, filtered light or partial shade. While it can tolerate direct morning sun, protect the foliage from harsh midday sun to avoid scorching. Temperature: This hot growing