Epidendrum calanthum Sophronitis The roots should never dry

The roots should never dry out completely at any time

often resembling hanging baskets filled with intensely scented blooms

The name "prolifera" refers to its tendency to produce new plantlets or keikis along the stems or inflorescences

papillose-verrucose texture that dominates the flower entirely

Avoid wetting the center of the rosette to prevent rot

Epidendrum calanthum Sophronitis The roots should never dryA floriferous reed stem orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing multiple erect racemes with medium sized flowers featuring reflexed lanceolate sepals, narrow petals, and a large trilobed lip with a broad, deeply fringed central lobe and a contrasting yellow callus. The freely branching habit and abundant bloom production make it a standout specimen in any intermediate collection. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth;