Stanhopea oculata Promenaea Ensure excellent air circulation to

Ensure excellent air circulation to avoid fungal problems in very humid environments

Blooms typically appear in late winter to spring and can last several weeks with proper care

ensure good air movement around the roots and stems to prevent fungal issues

Anthurium corallinum Culture

humid montane forests of Colombia

Stanhopea oculata Promenaea Ensure excellent air circulation toA floriferous fragrant epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America and northern South America, producing pendulous racemes with multiple flowers open simultaneously, each bearing two bold jet black ocellate spots on the hypochile the distinctive feature that gives the species its name, oculata, meaning "with eyes." It grows as a robust plant with large pleated leaves and pendulous inflorescences that emerge from the base of the pseudobulbs.