Sobralia macrantha Gastrophaius A large-growing species native to

A large-growing species native to Ecuador

velvety foliage and ornamental presence

Temperature: Cool to intermediate-cool conditions

Features compact growth form that produces flowers in succession

with a prominent pouch in a vibrant shade of orange

Sobralia macrantha Gastrophaius A large-growing species native toA majestic species originating from the wet tropical forests of Central America, producing impressive, reed like canes with thick, plicate foliage. The terminal inflorescences open sequentially to reveal exceptionally large, cattleya like blossoms with deeply ruffled lips that instantly capture attention. Light: Bright indirect light to filtered morning sun; provide light shade to keep the massive foliage healthy. Temperature: 6086F (1630C); adapts