Rhyncholaeliocattleya Ramonita Vargas Orchids Hybrids and vining orchid native to

and vining orchid native to tropical America

reduce frequency during the winter

Excellent air movement is essential to prevent water accumulation and maintain plant health

Use a humidifier or humidity tray and ensure strong air movement at all times to prevent fungal rot on the foliage and roots

Rhyncholaeliocattleya Ramonita Vargas Orchids Hybrids and vining orchid native toA fragrant hybrid of Rlc. Paradise Rose C. Carmen, this warm growing Cattleya alliance orchid produces two blooms per spike with broad, rounded petals and a compact tubular lip with a deeply ruffled, dark front lobe. The flowers display good substance and a vivid, saturated form characteristic of its unifoliate parentage. Light: Bright indirect light with 4050% shade cloth; avoid harsh midday sun to protect the broad petals. Temperature: 6585F