Epidendrum calanthum alba Climate_Intermediate-warm Light: Adaglossum John Dunkelberger prefers

Light: Adaglossum John Dunkelberger prefers bright

heavily spotted sepals and spirally twisted petals

inflated hood of coccinea and the prolific blooming habit of ayabacana

It forms a dense clump of large orbicular-ovate leaves with a finely papillose iridescent surface on striking dark stems

Epidendrum calanthum alba Climate_Intermediate-warm Light: Adaglossum John Dunkelberger prefersA rare unpigmented form of Epi. calanthum from the cloud forests of Ecuador, sharing the same floriferous reed stem habit as the typical species erect, branching racemes with lanceolate reflexed sepals, narrow petals, and a large trilobed lip with a broad, deeply fringed central lobe. A prized collector's form for its clean, ghost like floral presentation. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun, which can scorch