Epidendrum compressum Alocasia small bicolored ovate leaves

small bicolored ovate leaves

This vining plant requires a sturdy support (like a moss pole or trellis) to climb

Strictly avoid direct sunlight to prevent burns

well-established (35–45cm)

This xanthic form lacks the typical dark pigmentation

Epidendrum compressum Alocasia small bicolored ovate leavesA slender reed stem orchid native to the forests of Ecuador, producing lax, pendant racemes with widely spaced, delicate flowers bearing very narrow, elongated sepals that curve gracefully downward and a small trilobed lip. The open, airy floral structure gives the inflorescence an ethereal, star like quality that is distinctive among Epidendrum species. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid harsh direct sun, which can stress the