Family: Orchidaceae Significant varieties: Native Range: Southern China, Tawain, Southeast Asia, New Guinea Native Habitat: Epiphyte Cultural Use/Significance: One of the most widely available orchids, and considered an excellent beginner orchid.
Cultural Requirements Temperature: Prefers 60°F at night, 70-80°F during the day. Several nights down to 55°F to promote flowering. Irrigation: Dependent on substrate and size. Should not dry completely. Do not use ice cubes or cold water. Relative Humidity: 50% or higher Fertilizer: Fertilize 3-4 times a month at half strength (quarter strength in winter). Substrate: Sphagnum moss or medium grade bark with good drainage. Repot every two years or when bark is no longer firm. Light: Indirect light