Epidendrum mancum Dimerandra Best grown in fine sphagnum

Best grown in fine sphagnum moss or a moisture-retentive mix in a small pot with excellent drainage and air circulation around the crown

good air circulation is essential to keep the foliage healthy at cooler temperatures

well-draining substrate such as fine bark mix

forming a dense rosette of ovate-elliptic leaves with numerous slender scapes emerging simultaneously

The target range is 52-77°F (11-25°C)

Epidendrum mancum Dimerandra Best grown in fine sphagnumA cool growing epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing lax racemes of small flowers arranged alternately along slender stems above a fan of narrow, strap like basal leaves. The blooms display broad, rounded, horizontally spreading sepals and petals alongside a small, three lobed lip with curved lateral lobes and a contrasting central callus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun to preserve the