Epidendrum ibaguense

Epidendrum ibaguense

Native to: Mexico south to Argentina. Epidendrum ibaguense grows on rocks or as a terrestrial orchid.
Plant Size: Large. The plants are variable but generally have upright stems with many leaves spaced along the stem. Sometimes keikis will form on the flower stem.
Flower Size: 1.25 inches (3.25 cm)
Flower Description: Flowers of Epidendrum ibaguense are brightly colored and are produced on a 14 inch (35 cm) unbranched flower stem that develops at the tip of mature stems. The flowers open over a prolonged period of time.
Bloom Season: Blooms throughout the year. Sometime it is everblooming.
Growing Temperature: Warm
Additional Information: Epidendrum ibaguense is widespread and adaptable. Large specimens seem to always be in bloom. Easy to grow. Provide a pot with good drainage and a well-drained terrestrial orchid mix. Grow in bright light; the foliage should be yellow-green in color. Provide even water, temperature, and moisture thoughout the year for best results.
Synonyms: Epidendrum baumannianum, Epidendrum bituberculatum, Epidendrum fraternum, Epidendrum miquelii, Epidendrum planiceps, Epidendrum smithii, Epidendrum sororium