Anguloa uniflora Lycaste Native to Central America and

Native to Central America and northern South America

Features medium-sized pale green to cream flowers with a distinctive white lip that has fringed edges

Protect from direct sunlight which can scorch leaves

that fills the air and adds to their allure

The blooms are relatively small for the genus (about 2 inches) and last only one to two days

Anguloa uniflora Lycaste Native to Central America andAnguloa uniflora Culture Anguloa uniflora, commonly known as the "cradle orchid" or "tulip orchid," is a medium to large sized terrestrial orchid. It is found in humid mountain forests. The plant is semi deciduous, losing its leaves during the dormant season. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. Filtered sunlight is ideal, as excessive exposure can damage its leaves. Temperature: This species prefers cool to moderate growing conditions, with daytime