Lepanthes niesseniae Costaceae It was created by crossing

It was created by crossing Cattleya aclandiae with Cattleya labiata and produces large

creating a captivating visual display

captivating enthusiasts and botanists with its remarkable floral display that exemplifies the diversity and elegance found within the orchid family

A nighttime temperature drop of 10-15°F (5-8°C) is necessary for successful blooming

A rare and highly sought-after alba form of one of the most fragrant orchids in the genus

Lepanthes niesseniae Costaceae It was created by crossingA striking miniature species native to Ecuador. It produces successive flowers directly over the glossy lanceolate leaf, each with a large ovate acuminate dorsal sepal with prominent longitudinal veins, horizontally spreading coral red lateral sepals, and a complex labellum with contrasting petals at the center. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the glossy foliage. Temperature: 5572F (1322C); an