rhy glauca pale jade am aos bc daffodil king tut Hoya this species was first described

this species was first described by Gunnar Seidenfaden (an expert on the orchids of Southeast Asia)

The plant isn’t impossible to care for

Preferably use lukewarm

but never saturated

rhy glauca pale jade am aos bc daffodil king tut Hoya this species was first describedThis flask with Rhynchostylis glauca 'Pale Jade' AM AOS Bc. Daffodil King Tut' is not a finished product, but a starting point for a future selection. This is a limited batch of young plants (35 60 plants) that have just come out of in vitro and must be immediately unpacked and grown up further upon arrival. What makes this cross interesting is that you are combining two completely different growth types: Rhynchostylis glauca is known for its compact