Encyclia hanburyi Tillandsia forming compact clusters of rhombic

forming compact clusters of rhombic pseudobulbs topped by a pair of pleated

it doesn't require soil and can be affixed to various surfaces

Keep it warm and avoid cold drafts or temperatures below 60°F (15°C)

ivory-colored flowers with contrasting yellow throats bloom sporadically

Encyclia hanburyi Tillandsia forming compact clusters of rhombicCommonly known as the Yellow Butterfly Orchid, is a charming orchid species native to Central America and parts of Mexico. This epiphytic orchid is highly regarded for its striking yellow flowers and graceful appearance. The plant typically grows pseudobulbs that produce long, narrow leaves. From the base of these pseudobulbs, the flower spikes emerge, carrying clusters of fragrant yellow flowers. Each flower has a distinct lip with intricate patterns