Rhyncholaelia digbyana — palmer orchids. with its large frilly lip and silvery gray green foliage, this species is easily recognizable. a linchpin in cattleya hybridizing and must have in any serious cattleya collection. extremely fragrant at night. see dropdown menu with plant selection for available sizes. Brassavola digbyana (recently changed to rhyncholaelia) is one of the most utilized parent for hybrids in the cattleya alliance, producing a large frilly lip and imparting its wonderful fragrance to all its progeny. it is a native to central america and mexico and is often found in dry, harsh conditions. the flowers ar.
Rhyncholaelia digbyana also called as digby's beaked laelia, bletia digbiyana, brassavola digbyana, brassavola digbyana f. fimbripetala, brassavola digbyana var fimbripetala, cattleya digbyana, laelia digbyana, laelia digbyana var fimbripetala, rhyncholaelia digbyanan f. fimbripetala, is a species of the genus rhyncholaelia. Rhyncholaelia digbyana (6" pot) sundance orchids. 239 489 1234. online store. gift certificates. local wholesale. my cart. about us. online products. services. See basic growing conditions and care information below. grow plants of rhyncholaelia in small pots of medium grade potting mixture or on slabs without any moisture retaining material at the roots. provide full sunlight and warm temperatures. if mounted, the plants should be watered frequently. if grown in pots with media, allow the roots to. Orchid folks: i have cattleya intermedia x rhl (brassavola or whatever) digbyana = cordelia this is one of my first orchids from 15 years ago, bought from orchids amore but i think he just went by "jerry" back then. i don't remember how many psuedobulbs it had back then, but it was healthy and continues to be healthy.
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