Mormodes rosea Pelatantheria a cross between Cattleya harpophylla

a cross between Cattleya harpophylla and Laelia colombiana

Named for the twisted character of its floral structure — torta meaning "twisted" — this cool-growing species from Ecuador displays a subtly contorted sepal arrangement that gives it an animated

high light levels are essential to stimulate healthy pseudobulbs and regular flowering

which can easily burn delicate young leaves

Mormodes rosea Pelatantheria a cross between Cattleya harpophyllaThis is a warm growing, deciduous epiphyte native to the wet tropical biome of Brazil. It is one of the more unique orchids available, belonging to a genus known for its complex and non symmetrical flowers. It sheds its leaves annually during its dormant period. Light: Bright, indirect light during the growing season is ideal. It can tolerate high light levels, but shield it from intense, direct midday sun. Temperature: A hot to warm growing species.