Encyclia naranjapatensis Southeast Asian Part sun - prefers afternoon

Part sun - prefers afternoon shade

Fertilize weekly at quarter strength or monthly at full strength during active growth

Anthurium Deborah Ward 'Inverse crossing' Culture:

tubular flowers in various shades of red

Humidity: High humidity is required (70% or more) to keep its canes and leaves healthy

Encyclia naranjapatensis Southeast Asian Part sun - prefers afternoonEncyclia naranjapatensis is a relatively recently discovered and less common species of orchid native to Ecuador. It grows predominantly in the coastal regions of the country, thriving in dry forest environments. This orchid is notable for its charming and delicate flowers, which are typically small, with a greenish yellow background accented by brown or maroon markings and a prominent, white or lightly colored lip. The petals and sepals are narrow