Caulathron bicornutum
$45.00 – $65.00
Caulathron bicornutum
Found in Venezuela, Guyana, Surinam, , Brazil and Trinidad and Tobago is often found close to the sea on rocks or cliffs or rivers as a medium sized, hot to warm growing, epiphytic or occasional lithophytic species with long-cylindrical, fusiform or elongate-ovoid pseudobulbs enveloped by white, papery bracts carrying, 3 to 4, towards the apex, oblong or elliptic-oblong, fleshy, coriaceous, obtuse leaves that blooms in the winter through the spring on a 6 to 16″ [15 to 40 cm] long, slender, terminal, erect raceme that has a few to many [3 to 20] sequentially opening, fragrant fruit, cotton candy, raspberry’s and strawberry scented, waxy flowers with small bracts and twisted pedicels that are long-lasting and arise on newly matured pseudobulbs. The inflorescence appears in the fall and grow through the winter for a late winter through spring blooming.