- Central America from Mexico to Costa Rica.
- Very fragrant.
- Waxy lime green flowers.
- This species thrives in clay pots,
- mounted on cork slabs or in slat baskets.
- Prefers less water in winter, but bright shade (full morning sun until noon) during growing period.
- Tolerates both cooler and warmer temperatures, but prefers 45 °F to 95 °F.
- Enjoys frequent fertilizing with Non Urea fertilizer promotes good growth
- Blooming Size, Not in Bloom
- Mature Plants Blooming in Months, Not Years
- Water Well, Allow to Nearly Dry, dislikes wet feet.
- Shipped Bare Root
It is very fragrant, and has been used in numerous hybrids to impart the ruffled lip and fragrance to its progeny. Now known as Rhyncholaelia digbyana.
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