A compelling interspecific cross of E. alboxanthina × E. cordigera, combining the airy, branching racemes and narrow reflexed sepals of one parent with the bold, prominently veined trilobed lip and vivid orange callo of the other. The result is a graceful, freely blooming Encyclia with striking floral contrast.
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Light: 50–70% shade cloth; bright indirect light with some morning sun. Good light promotes strong pseudobulb development and reliable blooming.
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Temperature: 58–85°F (14–29°C) — Intermediate to Warm grower. Tolerates a wide range; a slight nighttime drop encourages blooming.
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Humidity: 50–70%; good air circulation is essential. Avoid stagnant conditions around the pseudobulbs.
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Watering: Water thoroughly, then allow the medium to dry slightly before watering again. Encyclia are tolerant of brief dry periods once established.
Additional Notes
Best grown in medium bark mix in a plastic or clay pot with excellent drainage. Ships bare root and well-established, with a healthy root system ready to settle into its new home.