Also known as the Granite Encyclia, is an orchid species native to Central and South America. It typically grows in rocky areas and is well-suited for cultivation in orchid collections.
The plant features pseudobulbs that can grow quite large, and each pseudobulb produces a single leathery leaf. The inflorescence emerges from the base of the pseudobulbs and carries several small flowers. The flowers are usually greenish with brown or reddish markings and have a unique, intricate lip.
To care for Encyclia granitica, provide it with bright, indirect light and maintain intermediate to warm temperatures. Watering should be regular but allow the growing medium to dry slightly between waterings. Good air circulation is important to prevent fungal issues. This orchid can be mounted or potted, and it typically blooms in the warmer months, delighting enthusiasts with its charming and unique flowers.
Very healthy, came very well packaged and i am very happy, i reccomend it highly.
Overall I love my plant. I like the size. I did loose baby leafs but that’s normal. Hopefully it serves me well and is money well invested. I wished Ecuageneraus had other varieties of plants.
Arrived beautifully, nothing broken or damaged. And with beautiful color!
This plant is not an adelonema, it's a different genus. This is Phyllotaenium lindenii var. sylvestre (Grayum)
Thos plant arrived well protected and
More beautiful that the picture shows
Thank you
