Epidendrum mancum dark Begonia 000 meters above sea level

000 meters above sea level and going up to 1

offering a long-lasting and elegant display characteristic of the "dancing lady" style

consistent humidity supports healthy pseudobulb development and repeat flowering

creating a distinguished presentation highly prized by collectors

A highly ornamental and floriferous species from the cloud forests of Central America

Epidendrum mancum dark Begonia 000 meters above sea levelA selected dark form of Epi. mancum, endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing tall, slender, erect racemes of small, star shaped flowers arranged alternately along the stem above a fan of narrow, strap like basal leaves. The blooms display narrow, acuminate sepals and petals with contrasting pale tips alongside a small, three lobed lip with a central callus, with dark buds at the apex creating a striking gradient from bud to open flower.