Bifrenaria harrisoniae

The plant creates quadrangular pseudobulbs that reach a height of up to 3.2 in /8 cm and bear one broadly oval, tough leaf. Between 2-3 yellowish flowers grow on erect inflorescence from the basis of the pseudobulbs. They are fairly large, with a showy spur- shaped ‘’chin’’. The lip is purple and covered with a thick layer of hairs. Its original home is in the wild natural environment of Brazil.

Site: Provide 75-80% throughout the year and full morning sun with afternoon shading is indicated.

Temperature: 50-75°F. Water: Moderate water is required during the growing season.