Epidendrum costatum
Common Name: Ruby-lipped Epidendrum
Native to: Mexico. Epidendrum costatum grows on the branches of large oak trees in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. Frequently it is found in the same habitat and range of Epidendrum oaxacanum.
Plant Size: Medium
Flower Size: Small
Flower Description: The flowers of Epidendrum costatum bloom over a long period of time on a flower stem that develops from the top of maturing stems. Few to many flowers are produced per growth.
Bloom Season: Winter
Growing Temperature: Warm to Intermediate
Additional Information: This species was first described in 1945 and is known for its ruby-colored lip. Flowers are attractive and desirable. Grow mounted on cork bark or in a pot with a coarse, open growing media. Provide humidity and water throughout the year.
Synonyms: None.
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