One of the rupiculous (stone-growing) Laelias. Wonderful color but not easy, must have very fresh air and strong light incl. some direct sun. Tolerates a very wide range of diurnal temperature. No water until well into spring. I note that this plant from the Brazilian National Exhibition has limestone chippings, which I do not agree with. In its natural habitat it grows in basic (neutral or acidic rock) not alkaline as here.
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