Holcoglossum lingulatum Christensonella its striking 'xanthina' form

its striking 'xanthina' form

succulent-leaved stems arranged in two rows

native to the Philippines

thread-like scapes that rise well above the dense rosette of fleshy

Holcoglossum lingulatum Christensonella its striking 'xanthina' formA terete leaved epiphyte from the cloud forests of Southeast Asia, producing erect, multi flowered racemes above a fan of narrow, cylindrical, arching foliage. It is prized for its elegant floral presentation and compact, architectural growth habit. Light: High light with 3050% shade cloth; this genus requires significantly more light than most orchids to bloom reliably. Avoid deep shade. Temperature: 5585F (1329C); an intermediate to warm grower that