Maxillaria erikae Trichocentrum is among the members of

is among the members of the genus with the most distinctive architecture

consistent moisture and good air movement around the creeping roots are essential for healthy growth

this plant lives up to its name with robust growth and spectacular long-petaled flowers that showcase the best characteristics of both parent species

Good air circulation is essential to prevent stagnant conditions

Maxillaria erikae Trichocentrum is among the members ofA remarkable epiphyte native to Ecuador, producing flowers of extraordinary architectural form characteristic of the Trigonidium alliance. A tall, lance like dorsal sepal rises dramatically above broadly spreading lateral sepals that form a wide triangular base, while two vivid reddish callosities on the fleshy lip create a striking focal point. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure. Temperature: 5572F (1322C);