Maxillaria guareimensis Cycnoches sharply tailed sepals of the

sharply tailed sepals of the first parent with the bold

Columnea flexiflora is best grown in a hanging basket or mounted with a moisture-retentive epiphytic mix

Maintain strong air circulation to prevent fungal issues at the crown and roots

Humidity: 65–85%

Maxillaria guareimensis Cycnoches sharply tailed sepals of theA highly distinctive epiphyte native to Ecuador, with flattened, leafy pseudobulbs of bright green that give the plant a sculptural, architectural quality. Narrow, erect linear leaves emerge from the pseudobulbs, and multiple tiny star shaped flowers appear simultaneously directly among the foliage, each with open triangular sepals and a small lip. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the bright green