Encyclia tampensis var. alba *parfumata

Encyclia tampensis var. alba - a botanical species native to Florida and the Bahamas, found at altitudes from sea level up to 25 meters, as a small to medium-sized epiphyte that grows in conditions of intense heat. It has crowded pseudobulbs, elliptical to ovoid in shape, covered by dry sheaths, and bears 2 apical leaves, straight or slightly twisted and bent back. It blooms towards the end of spring, with an apical flower cluster, with scattered or smooth outgrowths, longer than the leaves, reaching up to 75 cm, usually bearing a large number of flowers. The floral bracts are short, close to the pedicel, and the flowers are strongly fragrant, having a sweet honey scent.
Flower size: approx. 3-4 cm

Fragrant flowers: YES

Check the care guide for Encyclia orchids here.