Epidendrum wallisii Begoniaceae bearing large solitary flowers with

bearing large solitary flowers with an exceptionally elongated dorsal sepal tapering into a long

cane-like orchid is an epiphyte and lithophyte native to the highlands of New Guinea

ideally between 64-77°F (18-25°C)

gigas to create a celebrated cultivar renowned for its large

Epidendrum wallisii Begoniaceae bearing large solitary flowers withA striking reed stem epiphyte from the cloud forests of the northern Andes, producing arching, few flowered racemes with narrow, spreading sepals and petals marked with fine dark spotting. The three lobed lip features prominently fringed lateral lobes and a vivid orange callus at its base. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun to prevent leaf scorch. Temperature: 5778F (1426C); an intermediate warm grower that