ascocentrum ampullaceum orange Blooming:No this plant is less straightforward

this plant is less straightforward than a standard Phalaenopsis

You can place the plant in wooden baskets without adding substrate or attach the plant to tree ferns or cork without substrate around the roots

Brassocattleya Amethyst is a registered primary hybrid from 1980

Well-draining substrate prevents root rot

ascocentrum ampullaceum orange Blooming:No this plant is less straightforwardA rare gem for orchid lovers, Ascocentrum ampullaceum 'Orange' combines a compact growth pattern with a spectacular play of colors. This color form produces rich clusters of bright orange flowers a rarity within the genus. Ideal for greenhouse, windowsill or hanging system, especially for those looking for a compact orchid that still impresses in full bloom. Origin Ascocentrum ampullaceum is a botanical species native to the tropical mountain forests