Phalaenopsis lueddemanniana var. coerulea - parfumata

Phalaenopsis lueddemanniana var. coerulea is a rare and highly valued botanical variety, native to the Philippines, known for its fragrant flowers and unique cool, lilac-blue (coerulea) shades, different from the usual pink-purple tones of the species.

The flowers are medium-sized, waxy, with petals and sepals crossed by stripes or spots, and the labellum features intense violet accents, giving it an exotic and refined appearance. It blooms intermittently on stems that can branch and rebloom over several seasons, making it attractive both to collectors and enthusiasts of fragrant orchids with repeated flowering.

The plant prefers warm conditions, high humidity, and filtered light, making it suitable for growers who appreciate botanical rarities with collectible value.

Fragrant flowers: YES

Flower size: approx. 4.2 cm

 Naturally displays leaves with certain colorations, as shown in the presentation photos.
Check the care guide for the Phalaenopsis orchid here.