Maxillaria jamesonii Drymonia This exceptional orchid species represents

This exceptional orchid species represents the coveted semialba form of Cattleya maxima

Good air movement must be maintained to prevent leaf spotting or disease in high-moisture conditions

indirect or filtered light

It grows well mounted or in shallow pots using a loose

Maxillaria jamesonii Drymonia This exceptional orchid species representsA truly remarkable creeping epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests, with dark purple tinged stems and small bicolored lanceolate leaves. Globose, fleshy flowers are produced directly at the nodes along the stems, their concave sepals forming a tightly closed, urn like structure with a glimpse of the yellow orange lip at the opening one of the most unusual blooms in the genus. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which