cymbidium atropurpureum Sarcoglottis It belongs to the Phragmipedium

It belongs to the Phragmipedium caudatum group

What makes this cross interesting is that you are combining two completely different growth types:

Despite its name

A spot directly above a radiator or next to a warm air current is less suitable

cymbidium atropurpureum Sarcoglottis It belongs to the PhragmipediumNot every Cymbidium requires very cool nights and large pots. Cymbidium atropurpureum is a warm loving species with an elegant, almost tropical look. As the flowering stems work their way out between the leaves, slender flowers appear in deep maroon to almost purple hues, with a light lip that is finely striped. The whole looks refined and slender; a species just a little different from the familiar, large flowered potted Cymbidiums. Origin Native to