Meiracyllium trinasutum

[LauraN]

I had never heard of this species when I purchased it in April, but I am thrilled with the flowers!
This one blooms similar to a Soph. cernua

[calvin_orchidL]

Very nice - I just got acquainted to this genus a few weeks ago myself. The foliage is also pretty interesting, in my opinion. Thanks for sharing!

[Triffid]

That's so pretty!
What sort of care does it like?

[LauraN]

This one is mounted and though I was told it takes fairly bright light, I ended up hanging it on the front porch and have never moved it, so it gets medium light during the day and brighter light in the late afternoon. I got it in April and it put out 3 new growths since then, 2 of them bloomed and one was just new leaves.

[Junebug]

Originally Posted by LauraN

This one is mounted and though I was told it takes fairly bright light, I ended up hanging it on the front porch and have never moved it, so it gets medium light during the day and brighter light in the late afternoon. I got it in April and it put out 3 new growths since then, 2 of them bloomed and one was just new leaves.

A happy plant with lovely blooms...Your cultivation technique must be spot on.

[trdyl]

Gorgeous! What kind of a scent does it have?

[LauraN]

It actually has a spicy almost cinnamon scent.

[trdyl]

I was hoping you would say that. I had considered getting this on once or twice in the past and always talked myself out of it.

[Triffid]

LauraN, thanks for the Pictures and Info, this one is very appealing!

[RosieC]

Really nice, I especially like your second pic of it. Not one I've come accross before so really interesting to see.