Ceratostema kiatana big Gomesa showcasing generous size

showcasing generous size

Climate Intermediate Warm Air Circulation Medium Light High Humidity Low Fertilizer Bimonthly Size Blooming size Fragrant Fragrant

It refers to a specific variety of the Trichopilia tortilis orchid that is characterized by being tetraploid

tubular orange-red flowers attract hummingbirds

indirect light to maintain the vibrant green coloration and support healthy development of the characteristic elongated leaves

Ceratostema kiatana big Gomesa showcasing generous sizeAlfonso Doucette, Hugo Medina, & Jose Portilla (2025) Description Ceratostema kiatana Culture Discover the enchanting Ceratostema kiatana, a newly described species named in honor of Dr. Kiat Tan, past director of the Botanical Garden of Singapore. This epiphytic shrub adds to the rich botanical tapestry of Ecuador's Andean cloud forests. Cultivation Notes: Light: Provide bright, indirect light. Filtered sunlight is ideal, mimicking the dappled light