Stelis tridactyloides (Big) Aerides Avoid direct sunlight which can

Avoid direct sunlight which can scorch leaves

One of the most sought-after orchid species in the world for its extraordinary floral resemblance to a primate face

A yellow-flowered form of this prolific Andean epiphyte

spreading sepals and petals frame a small lip with a bright yellow callus at the center — a rare and sought-after color variant of this beloved Andean hybrid

Stelis tridactyloides (Big) Aerides Avoid direct sunlight which canA large, well established division of this exceptionally floriferous epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, forming dense, multi stemmed clumps with broad, arching lanceolate leaves. Dozens of long, arching to pendant inflorescences emerge simultaneously, each densely packed with tiny, three pointed star shaped flowers spirally arranged along the rachis creating a breathtaking cascading display unique in the genus. Light: Moderate indirect light