Rodriguezia strobelii Cattlianthe with elongated sepals tapering into

with elongated sepals tapering into remarkably long

Must be grown mounted or in a hanging basket to allow the pendant racemes to cascade freely

Cultivating the stunning Cattleya maxima can be rewarding

grown for its two striking frond types: broad shield fronds at the base and long

Rodriguezia strobelii Cattlianthe with elongated sepals tapering intoThis is a charming miniature epiphyte native to the dry tropical cloud forests of Ecuador and Peru. Highly valued by collectors for its small size and profuse display of fragrant flowers. Light: Moderate, bright indirect light is best. Protect it from direct, harsh midday sun, which can easily scorch the small leaves. Temperature: A hot to warm growing species. It prefers consistent warmth throughout the year, thriving in daytime temperatures of 68