Cattleya Myrmecophila marginata

Laelia marginata Orchid Laelia marginata, also known as the Curled Laelia or Curled Schomburgkia, is a striking, large-sized epiphytic orchid native to the tropical regions of Brazil, French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname, Venezuela, and Colombia. Belonging to the Orchidaceae family, this species thrives in wet, tropical biomes, showcasing unique features that make it a prized addition to any orchid collection. Plant Characteristics: Size: Laelia marginata boasts large, pseudobulbs that are fusiform, compressed, and angular with prominent sulcations. These pseudobulbs are enveloped by membranous, acute sheaths in their younger stages. Leaves: It features two apical, rigid, coriaceous leaves that are erect, patent, and slightly recurved at the tips. These leaves are oblong, cuneate, and have a lightly concave base. Growth Habit: This species is epiphytic, growing by attaching to trees or other surfaces. Flowers: Color & Shape: The flowers are a lovely brown color, with white lips a