Tolumnia guianensis

A charming Tolumnia species native to the Bahamas, Hispaniola, and Cuba, where it grows in both dry and humid subtropical forests. The flowers are unique as they are naturally peloric, where the petals resemble the same shape as the lip.

We are offering divisions from our long-established collection, originally wild-collected in the 1980s.

This species thrives in bright, diffused light and adapts well to different culture methods. It can be mounted on slabs with good humidity and frequent watering, or grown in small clay pots with sphagnum moss or tree fern mix—an easier option for most hobbyists.