Epidendrum neolehmannia Beallara leathery leaves typical of Laelia

leathery leaves typical of Laelia species

vivid tubular flowers emerge from every leaf axil along the length of the stem — a hummingbird-pollinated display of extraordinary intensity

heart-shaped leaves with deeply quilted texture and striking burgundy-red undersides contrasting with dark green upper surfaces

good air circulation is essential to prevent fungal issues at high humidity levels

Maintain excellent air circulation to prevent diseases

Epidendrum neolehmannia Beallara leathery leaves typical of LaeliaA reed stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing few flowered racemes of highly distinctive blooms with an erect, elongated dorsal sepal, narrow horizontal lateral sepals, and greatly reduced petals. The flower is dominated by a large, broad, shield shaped lip with a shiny texture and small upward curving lateral lobes, creating one of the most architecturally unusual floral structures in the genus. Light: Bright indirect light