Maxillaria crassifolia Marantaceae This distinctive species showcases remarkable

This distinctive species showcases remarkable foliage with long narrow leaves that radiate from a central point

filtered light to promote blooming

sail-like silhouette of remarkable elegance against the diverging lateral sepals below

erect acuminate sepals

Anthurium Eureka x nigrolaminum 'Gigi' Culture:

Maxillaria crassifolia Marantaceae This distinctive species showcases remarkableA warm growing epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central and South America, forming compact fans of thick, succulent, linear leaves. Small, cupped flowers emerge directly from the base of the foliage, featuring concave sepals and petals with a dark spotted throat on the lip. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; tolerates slightly more light than most Maxillaria due to its succulent foliage. Temperature: 6282F (1728C); a warm grower