Sobralia rosea Helcia The elongated lateral sepals curve

The elongated lateral sepals curve downward like horns

The plant is semi-deciduous

The hybrid resulting from the cross between Sobralia x laurisii and Sobralia cobanesis represents a combination of two distinct species or varieties within the Sobralia genus

The name "asterotricha" refers to the star-shaped hairs found on the flowers

accompanied by a central lip resembling a spider's body

Sobralia rosea Helcia The elongated lateral sepals curveThis stunning orchid is a terrestrial species known for its tall, woody canes that can grow up to 2 meters (7 feet) tall. Its name, rosea, refers to the predominant color of its flowers. It is a very adaptable orchid. Light: It requires bright, filtered light to flower well. Provide partial shade and avoid intense, direct sun. Temperature: It is adaptable, but it is best grown in Intermediate to Warm conditions. Maintain a range of 58 88F (14 31C).