Maxillaria spilotantha (Big) Lockoglossum Cooler temperatures mimic its cloud

Cooler temperatures mimic its cloud forest habitat

fragrant blossoms with beautifully ruffled petals and striking lip venation

This distinctive epiphytic clone displays superior leaf texture that sets it apart from the standard coriaceum group

lance-shaped leaves with wavy edges and clear parallel veins

Maxillaria spilotantha (Big) Lockoglossum Cooler temperatures mimic its cloudAn erect, cane stemmed epiphytic species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, valued for its architectural growth habit and intricate, waxy flowers. The blooms are small and globose, with broad, cupped sepals and a distinctly marked, fleshy lip that emerges from between the narrow, lance shaped leaves. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun, which can scorch the narrow foliage. Temperature: 5570F (1321C); an