Mormodes rosea Pelatantheria It combines the vigor of

It combines the vigor of the 'Gigi' clone with splendidum’s unique leaf structure

Named for the twisted character of its floral structure — torta meaning "twisted" — this cool-growing species from Ecuador displays a subtly contorted sepal arrangement that gives it an animated

a cross between Cattleya harpophylla and Laelia colombiana

Regular watering supports the enormous

Mormodes rosea Pelatantheria It combines the vigor ofThis is a warm growing, deciduous epiphyte native to the wet tropical biome of Brazil. It is one of the more unique orchids available, belonging to a genus known for its complex and non symmetrical flowers. It sheds its leaves annually during its dormant period. Light: Bright, indirect light during the growing season is ideal. It can tolerate high light levels, but shield it from intense, direct midday sun. Temperature: A hot to warm growing species.