Coryanthes alborosea Catyclia Thrives near a filtered window

Thrives near a filtered window or under grow lights

A mesmerizing cool-growing orchid endemic to Ecuador

It is relatively drought-tolerant

The name "bombycinum" refers to the silk-like appearance of the hairs on the fronds

heavily bullate (bumpy or quilted)

Coryanthes alborosea Catyclia Thrives near a filtered windowThis remarkable epiphytic orchid from Central and South America is celebrated for its extraordinary bucket shaped flowers that display stunning combinations of cream, white, and rose pink tones with intricate patterns and a complex pollination mechanism involving euglossine bees. Light: Requires bright, indirect light with protection from direct sun. Thrives under intermediate to bright light conditions. Temperature: Prefers intermediate to warm