Cyrtocidium Sangre de Cristo Gastrophaius and its natural habitat is

and its natural habitat is threatened

producing arching inflorescences with well-opened

and yellow

constant air movement is mandatory to prevent fungal issues in high humidity

similar to the understory of tropical forests

Cyrtocidium Sangre de Cristo Gastrophaius and its natural habitat isA hybrid of Ctd. Pepe Portilla Onc. noezlianum, producing arching inflorescences with well opened, symmetrical flowers featuring broad, ovate, slightly undulate sepals and petals and a trilobed lip with a wide, rounded midlobe and a prominent callus. Its solid floral structure, good flower size, and floriferous habit reflect the vigor of its parentage. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the strap