Epidendrum atacazoicum Brassolaeliocattleya Features the classic semialba form

Features the classic semialba form with white petals and sepals contrasting against a vibrant purple lip

A warm-growing epiphyte from the forests of Southeast Asia

A compact reed-stem orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

with a darker lip that often has a white margin

high humidity combined with steady air movement prevents stagnation and promotes optimal foliar health

Epidendrum atacazoicum Brassolaeliocattleya Features the classic semialba formA large, robust reed stem orchid endemic to the high elevation slopes of Ecuador, producing massive, branched pendant panicles densely packed with hundreds of small, star shaped flowers. The sheer floral volume and cascading inflorescence structure make it one of the most spectacular Epidendrum species in cultivation. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; tolerates brief morning sun but avoid harsh midday exposure. Temperature: 4665F