Rhyncholaelia digbyana var. fimbrapetala x Brassavola tuberculata var. peloric

Unlock the secrets of orchid cultivation with our exquisite Brassavola primary hybrid between Brassavola tuberculata var. peloric and Brassavola digbayana var. fimbrapetala, culminating in a masterpiece of nature's design.

Brassavola tuberculata var. peloric: Hailing from the lush landscapes of Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia, Brassavola tuberculata var. peloric thrives in warm environments with abundant light and high humidity. Its pendant growth habit showcases slender, stem-like pseudobulbs adorned with whiplike leaves, culminating in a racemose inflorescence bearing up to six highly fragrant flowers reminiscent of Gardenia. With its green petals and a large white lip, this variety exudes elegance, particularly when its captivating fragrance fills the night air.

To ensure optimal growth, provide regular watering during active growth periods, allowing for a slightly drier winter rest. This variety flourishes when mounted on tree fern or cork, mimicking its natural epiphytic or lithophytic habitat.

Brassavola digbayana var. fimbrapetala: The Brassavola digbayana var. fimbrapetala boasts large, exotic star-shaped flowers in varying shades of white and green, emitting a delightful citrusy fragrance, especially at night. Its light green blossoms feature a captivating frilly lip, adding to its allure. This orchid thrives when cultivated in pots with drainage holes, slatted baskets, or mounted on bark, with a growing medium comprising perlite, sphagnum moss, and fir bark.

Position your Brassavola digbayana near a south-facing window to ensure ample light and good air circulation, encouraging robust growth and the formation of charming red freckles on its leaves, indicative of its optimal light conditions.

This is a blooming size in a 5” pot, newly repotted, about 1 to 2 years to bloom, grown from seed, limited!

Unlock the beauty and fragrance of these remarkable orchids with our Brassavola Primary Hybrid Orchid. Experience the wonder of nature's artistry in your own home.