Epidendrum portillae Trichoglottis While some have a smooth

While some have a smooth

Use filtered or rainwater when possible and ensure good drainage to prevent root rot

fragrant flowers

consistent with the general needs of Anthurium brownii but potentially with slight variations depending on the specific traits of this form:

Protect from direct sunlight which can scorch leaves

Epidendrum portillae Trichoglottis While some have a smoothA reed stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador, bearing few flowered racemes of large, elegant blooms on upright stems with broad, leathery leaves. The flowers display an erect, acuminate dorsal sepal, strongly recurved lateral sepals, narrow reflexed petals, and a broad, undulate lip with fine dark veining on a pale green cream ground. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun to prevent stress on the