Epidendrum corymbosum Primary Hybrid trilobed spreading sepals and a

trilobed spreading sepals and a prominent

yellow pseudobulbs and is known for its striking inflorescence: an umbel of 12 to 15 white or pale yellow flowers that emerge in a cluster resembling fireworks

creating a cascading

Dracula dalstroemii

The yellow form of one of the largest-flowered species in the genus

Epidendrum corymbosum Primary Hybrid trilobed spreading sepals and aA floriferous reed stem orchid from the Andean cloud forests of South America, producing large, globe shaped corymbs densely packed with medium sized flowers featuring lanceolate, spreading sepals and a trilobed lip with deeply fringed, lacinate margins on all lobes. The bold, spherical inflorescence is one of the most striking in the genus and makes an immediate visual impact in any collection. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth;