Phalaenopsis Chingruey's Goldstaff 'Fortune' - fragrant

Chingruey's Goldstaff Phalaenopsis orchid - a complex hybrid, brand Ching Ruey Orch., registered at the Royal Horticultural Society in 2000, stands out for its compact size, an aspect that recommends it even for small spaces, and the easy growing conditions, which do not raise any problems at least for beginners, taking care similar to the common Phalaenopsis hybrids ( see here the care instructions for the Phalaenopsis orchid ).
The parents of this hybrid are Phalaenopsis ambonosa (amboinensis x venosa), as the seminal parent, and Taisuco Jewel, as the pollen parent. The complete parental formula includes Phal. equestris 27.82%, Phal. amboinensis 26.17%, Phal. venous 25.0%, Phal. amabilis 6.55%, Phal. amabilis subsp. amabilis 5.77%, Phal. Aphrodite 2.77%, Phal. Sanderiana 1.56%, Phal. Lueddemanniana 1.29%, Phal. schilleriana 1.2%, Phal. aphrodite subsp. formosana 0.3%, unknown 0.3%, Phal. stuartiana 0.21%, Phal. pulcherrima 0.2%. This grex knows 4 award-winning clones, namely Dtps. Chingruey's Goldstaff 'C' (2011) Dtps. Chingruey's Goldstaff 'Fuller' (2008) Dtps. Chingruey's Goldstaff 'Little Sweet Heart' (2006) Dtps. Chingruey's Goldstaff 'FL' (2005).

Some specimens, or in the case of certain hybrids all specimens, may have terminal stems. The terminal stem does not represent a quality problem and no distinction is made between specimens with a terminal stem and those without, the plants being in both situations compliant with international horticultural standards. You can find more details about terminal stems here: Phalaenopsis terminal stem .

Flower size: 4.5-5 cm

Fragrant flowers: YES

Pot diameter: 12 cm

Height with pots included: approx. 50-60 cm