rhynchostylis gigantea red x pink Pleione lanceolate leaves that are light

lanceolate leaves that are light green to yellow-green in color and dotted with deep red

The 4N designation refers to a tetraploid selection line that is valued for its robust growth and flowers with a fuller

fresh-green leaves are the best signs that the plant is thriving

Use an airy and moisture-retaining orchid substrate based on coarse tree bark

but not compact)

rhynchostylis gigantea red x pink Pleione lanceolate leaves that are lightWe have been growing and importing the Rhynchostylis gigantea for 20 years now, and it remains a rewarding plant. The plant is robust, blooms profusely, and has a delightful fragrance. The older and larger the plant becomes, the more flowers it produces. Artificial pollination has expanded the color range of this plant to include orange, red, and peach tones. Rhynchostylis gigantea is native to Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam,