This species was published and discovered in 1981 in Mindoro, Philippines and was named for Mrs. Jacinta Urban Tecson who ran the nursery Tecson Orchids. This delightful species has mottled leaves and even when not in flower the plant is beautiful to look at.

We are growing them in sphagnum moss in 2.25". Keep evenly moist and fertilize once to twice per month.

This batch is near blooming size and set to flower in 2024.