Maxillaria bradei
Maxillaria bradei is a small epiphytic orchid recorded from Brazil's coastal Atlantic forest and from wet lowland and foothill forest in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. The measured sites are warm, very wet and humid all year, so treat it as a warm-growing, shade-tolerant epiphyte that never dries out completely.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte in humid lowland and foothill rainforest; habitat specifics for this species are not published, so this follows the measured sites and the genus.
Recorded from 7 to 3,225 m, median about 500 m; most records are low to mid elevation.
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