Renenateria Sunrise.

12 years ago

Got it from the $7.50 table art SBOIE a number of years ago. Nice delicate flowers, a cross between Neofinetia falcata and Renanthera imshootiana.

Nick

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orchidnick
Original Author
12 years ago
About 1/2 are open.

Nick
orchidnick
Original Author
12 years ago
I grow it in a pot, in a pot with a couple of big rocks for stability. Maybe I'll move it into a hanging basket.

Nick
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inga007
12 years ago
Love the red tips.
arthurm
12 years ago
Very nice, wonder if it is as cold tolerant as Neofinetia falcata.
orchidnick
Original Author
12 years ago
Santa Barbara Orchid Estates, whose customers are from Southern California calls it 'temperature tolerant'. A euphemism for tolerant to growing outside in our climate. 100F to 32F.

Nick