Gomesa longipes Bromeliaceae making it a valuable addition

making it a valuable addition for orchid enthusiasts seeking striking and long-lasting blooms

appearing almost black

an intermediate to cool grower that benefits from distinct day-to-night temperature differentials

consistent humidity is important for healthy root development and prolific blooming

while the flowers feature an erect acuminate dorsal sepal and upward-curving lateral sepals that open into a wide

Gomesa longipes Bromeliaceae making it a valuable additionAn epiphytic orchid from the cloud forests of South America, producing compressed pseudobulbs with linear lanceolate leaves and branched inflorescences of showy flowers. The undulate sepals and petals bear dense irregular barring on the upper half, while the broad, trilobed labellum with an expanded, ruffled midlobe and prominent winged column give the flower the characteristic dancing figure silhouette of the Oncidiinae alliance. Light: Bright