Cyrtochilum pastasae Camaridium erect tail

erect tail

Avoid direct sunlight which can damage the distinctive wavy-edged foliage

grass-like foliage

This rare Central American aroid is prized by collectors for its distinctive

Watering: Keep substrate consistently moist

Cyrtochilum pastasae Camaridium erect tailAn epiphytic species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, producing branched inflorescences with multiple well opened flowers featuring broad, undulate, reflexed sepals and petals with a leathery texture and irregular margins, and a very wide, bilobed lip with large, rounded lateral lobes. Its bold floral architecture and floriferous, branching habit are hallmarks of the genus Cyrtochilum. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid