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Its genetic background offers a balance of vigor and ornamental appeal
The synsepalum forms a concave
the high moisture can lead to crown rot
climbing inflorescences and active root system
Stelis rodrigoi (Big) Brasiliorchis Its genetic background offers aA large, well established division of this morphologically striking epiphyte from the cloud forests of South America, forming dense, multi stemmed clumps with broad, arching lanceolate leaves. The flowers are exceptionally complex for the genus: elongated, narrow sepals densely covered in short trichomes giving a velvety texture, with an erect dorsal sepal and downward curving lateral sepals framing a dark, contrasting lip and a visible yellow column.
