Cyrtodium macrobulbon orquid

Cyrtodium macrobulbon, from Greek kyrtos (curved) and podion (foot) in reference to the shape of the column. From Latin macrobulbon, refering to its well-developed bulbs. "Cuerno de vaca", "Cow horn", "Chacapezle" in Nahuatl and "Chit' och" in Yucatec Maya. Blooms from March to June. Flowers fall down after two weeks. Reproduces asexually. Native to Mexico and Central America. Traditional medicine uses it for diabetes and kidney related issues. Ref. 1. Orquideas de Quintana Roo - Belleza oculta - Leon Ibarra Gonzalez y Joann M. Andrews. 2. Jardin botanico del centro INAH Morelos www. lugares.inah.gob.mx #cyrtopodiummacrobulbon #orchids#orchidlovers #orquideas #orchidslovers#orchidsofinstagram#mexicotravellingcollective