Bratonia Shelob (variation)* fragrant

Bratonia Shelob is the result of crossing Bratonia Olmec and Brassia Edvah Loo. This orchid is special because of the typical Brassia flowers, in the shape of a spider, which have an unusual color. The names Miltassia and Bratonia are used, but the correct reclassification is now Braton.
The effect of the flowers is spectacular, this being the strong point of this orchid. It is one of the few orchids in the form of Brassia, whose flowers are not yellow and brown. This orchid can bloom several times in a year. Usually, with each mature pseudobulb, it can produce a new flower stalk.
Fragrance: sweet smell
Note: The flowers of this hybrid may have color variations.
Fragrant flowers: YES
Pot diameter: 12 cm
Height with pots included: approx. 40 cm

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