The long, narrow, sharply pointed sepals and petals are widely spread. The sepals and petals are green toward the apex but become yellow with brown-purple markings toward the base. The lip is white marked with purplish spots. Flowers are about 10 cm tall from the tip of the dorsal sepal to the tips of the lateral sepals.
Peru and Bolivia. This orchid was originally described as occurring in Peru, but details of habitat location, type, and elevation were not reported. Dodson & Vasquez (1989) reported its occurrence in Bolivia where it was found in the central part of the department of La Paz. Plants were growing as epiphytes in wet, subtropical forests at 6550 ft. (2000 m). — Source: Charles Baker