ight flowers borne on three apical, short inflorescences to 0.9-cm; plant caespitose, cane-like, flexuous, new growths arising from the base of the previous stem, 8.0 cm wide x 11.5 cm long, leaves succulent, rigid, nonarticulate, persistent; sheath tubular; blades lanceolate, obtuse, largest 0.9 cm wide x 2.7 cm long; roots basal, thin, 0.1 cm in diameter, root tips brown, active growing tip green; flowers resupinate, chartreuse, tinged maroon; sepals lanceolate, dorsal sepal more heavily tinged maroon distal one-half; petals lanceolate, downswept; lip entire, reniform, rounded, fleshy, margin revolute, ecallose, sidelobes underlaid maroon, overlaid glaucous coating; column stout, straight, clinandrium prominent, deeply fimbriate; ovary trigonous, not inflated, concealed by foliage 0.15 cm wide x 0.35 cm long; substance heavy; texture beaded, lip waxy; fragrance noted; species from Peru; literature cited EPIDENDRUM ULEINANODES Hágsater*, Icon. Orchid. 3: pl. 392. 1999; ID by SITF ___________.
Plant came from Orquideas Amazónicas in Peru.