Rhynchonopsis Kasorn's Viola Coequestris

Rhynchonopsis Kasorn's Viola Coequestris is an intergeneric hybrid in the nothogenus Rhynchonopsis (family Orchidaceae), registered in 2011 by M. Chanyangam (Phalaenopsis equestris × Rhynchostylis coelestis).

Botanical characteristics:

• Flowers: Small, approximately 2-3 cm. Lavender blue, with a darker lip. Some clones are peloric (the petals resemble the lip). Fragrance inherited from Rhynchostylis coelestis.
• Growth habit: Compact plant, with leaves intermediate between Phalaenopsis and Rhynchostylis, sometimes twisted. Intermediate-to-warm growth.
• Special features: Rare primary hybrid, prized for its lavender-blue color. Coerulea forms (both parents coerulea) are even more sought after. Cultivated like a Phalaenopsis, or slightly warmer.

Recommended substrate: Phalaenopsis Substrate

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