Endemic to southeastern China, the Himalayas and Thailand, this fragrant species garnered the Grand Champion honors at the 2010 Japan Grand Prix Show ! In nature it’s found in humid, mossy coniferous forests as a warm to cool deciduous grower which can flower at almost any time of the year, with its typical flowering occurring from March through May. Its pendant inflorescences can produce up to 15 fragrant 3” flowers from the nodes near the tips of its leafless and mature canes, providing quite a show. Although it appreciates a slightly drier winter rest, its watering should be heaviest in the summer with some lighter watering during the winter. Highly Recommended !
PLEASE NOTE: Since this is a Seedling Population (not a Mericlone which produces exact duplicates), the picture is for illustration purposes only. No two plants will be the same from this cross, and they will flower in a range of possibilities coming from the two parents.