Epidendrum armeniacum Angraecum Chinese New Year — bearing

Chinese New Year — bearing slender upright scapes with broad

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which can scorch the patterned foliage and fade the central stripe

Named with the evocative epithet vidua — meaning "widow" — this intermediate-growing species from Ecuador is noted for its somber

Successful cultivation of the Amorphophallus titanum requires careful attention to its unique needs

Epidendrum armeniacum Angraecum Chinese New Year — bearingA slender stemmed orchid from the cloud forests of South America, producing short, compact lateral racemes with densely arranged small flowers featuring ovate sepals, narrow petals, and a finely toothed lip. The very narrow, rush like leaves along the upright stems give the plant a distinctive, grass like silhouette. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid harsh direct sun, which can scorch the delicate foliage. Temperature: 5572F