Disa tripetaloides RARE collector orchidA striking species from South Africa, Disa tripetaloides is admired for its elegant white to pale pink flowers and adaptability to cool, wet environments. Unlike the bold scarlet Disa uniflora, this species carries a delicate charmgraceful, slender spikes with multiple blooms. Blooming: Produces airy sprays of flowers, often used in floral arrangements. Freshly cut spikes can last 34 weeks in water. Habitat & Culture: Found along mountain streams and

SS-184 is a deep red Disa breeding cross made between two strong red parents

Vanda falcata "OIRAN"

such as a blend of fine bark

Light: Brassavola cucullata thrives in bright

Humidity: Brassocattleya Pinky Snookie enjoys moderate humidity levels

CV: "DS-2176 | DS-Bomboane"

it's a very classical primary hybrid

The first photo shows the mother plant

or macaron-like color blends

In breeding

and longer-lasting blooms

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