Phalaenopsis (Doritis) pulcherrima var. champorensis

Phalaenopsis (Doritis) pulcherrima var. champorensisDoritis, once considered a separate genus from Phalaenopsis, was reclassified due to genetic and structural similarities. However, once can appreciate the differences in champorensis due to its white and yellow color splash. This is a species form, that produces long erect flower spikes with flowers a littel larger than a quarter. Plants are blooming size in round baskets or on plastic slats with no media. *Our imperfect plants have some damage to

we feed 1tsp per gallon weekly

Blooms in spring

Large multifloral paphiopedilum primary hybrid producing nice color and size

Our assortment of terracotta clay pots

previously bloomed

A primary hybrid that produces compact plants

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It also features a moderate length spur and red brown root tips

Some of the largest and longest lasting Paphiopedilum blooms we have had the pleasure of growing

A beautiful yellow bulldog looking paph with compact foliage

provide diagnostic information as well care protocols

Once per month we flush pots with Rain water or RO water