Stanhopea ruckeri Ceratostylis Allow the substrate to dry

Allow the substrate to dry slightly between waterings

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creating clusters of delicate blooms complemented by a delightful fragrance

this species is prized for its unique calyx-like flower form that gives it its name

Stanhopea ruckeri Ceratostylis Allow the substrate to dryA fragrant epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America, producing pendulous inflorescences that emerge through the base of the basket bearing large, ornate flowers with broad sepals and petals and a prominently structured, vividly contrasting hypochile. It grows as a robust plant with large pleated leaves and a vigorous habit well suited to basket culture. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid harsh direct sun, which can