Rhyncholaeliocattleya Portoviejo Rudolfiella successively many flowered inflorescence with

successively many flowered inflorescence with hyaline bracts and only one or two flowers at a time held at mid leaf length occurring in the spring

Humidity: Enjoys high humidity levels of 70-85%

A miniature epiphyte that grows on trees and rocks in cloud forest environments

Humidity: Demands moderate to high humidity levels of 50-70% with good air circulation to prevent leaf issues

A captivating orchid native to the cloud forests of South America

Rhyncholaeliocattleya Portoviejo Rudolfiella successively many flowered inflorescence withThis exceptional Cattleya alliance hybrid showcases the distinguished parentage of Rlc. King of Taiwan Golden x Rlc. Pamela Hetherington. Known for producing vibrant blooms with excellent form and substance. Light: Provide bright, indirect light. An east or west facing window with filtered sunlight is ideal, or place under grow lights if natural light is insufficient. Temperature: Warm to intermediate conditions, 65 85F (18 29C) during the day, with a