This complex clump-forming Sarcochilus is a small, cool-to-intermediate growing epiphyte from the Australian continent. This group of hybrids is beloved for its dense, fan-shaped leaves and ability to produce huge displays of flowers in relation to the plant’s size.

• Light: Medium to bright, indirect light. Provide strong filtered sun. Insufficient light is the main reason for poor flowering.
• Temperature: Cool to intermediate. The preferred range is 60-80F (16-27C). A necessary drop in night temperature is key for health and initiating blooms.
• Humidity: Moderate to high (60-80%). Excellent air movement is crucial to prevent leaf spotting.
• Watering: Water frequently during growth, but the roots must dry quickly. Best grown in small pots or baskets using a very coarse, inorganic mix. Reduce watering slightly in the cooler, darker winter months.

Additional Notes

This hybrid produce cascades of flowers on arching spikes. The dominant colors should bewhite and deep pink, with potential spotting. The flowers are long-lasting and often cover the entire plant when in full bloom.