Epidendrum criniferum Climate_Intermediate-cool spreading sepals and petals alongside

spreading sepals and petals alongside a broad

This is an active climber that thrives with moss pole support

The pronounced corrugated venation and granular pubescence on the undersides give each leaf a unique three-dimensional quality that sets this species apart from all others

unisexual flowers surrounded by two large

Avoid direct sun

Epidendrum criniferum Climate_Intermediate-cool spreading sepals and petals alongsideA reed stem orchid native to the forests of Ecuador, producing loose corymbs of highly distinctive flowers with very long, narrow, spotted sepals and petals and a small tubular lip bearing deeply fringed margins that extend into long, hair like filaments the criniferous fringe that gives the species its name. The very narrow, linear leaves and freely branching habit add to its unusual, collector worthy character. Light: Bright indirect light with