Epidendrum freireanum Dicranopygium The compact growth habit and

The compact growth habit and reliable blooming make this variety a prized specimen for any orchid collection

A distinct cool

This exceptional species features distinctive tubular flowers with prominent colorful bracts that make it a prized addition for collectors of rare tropical plants

pouch-shaped lip with a waxy texture and prominent longitudinal venation — a distinctive marsupiiform structure that gives the species its name

Epidendrum freireanum Dicranopygium The compact growth habit andA reed stem orchid native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing lax racemes with well spaced flowers featuring reflexed, twisted lanceolate sepals, vestigial petals, and a very large trilobed lip with broad lateral lobes, a bilobed central lobe, and a prominent yellow callus. The open, butterfly like floral structure is architecturally striking and highly distinctive within the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid