great branching hybrid

Named after Kurt (Bob) Hennis 1926-2009 (or our family) who was the third generation to run our business

Location: A window seat that is bright and warm

Lycastes shed their leaves in the fall and go into hibernation

from early June to September

Oncidium onustum erythrostylum great branching hybridCare tips: Location: Bright and sunny. A slightly shaded spot in the garden is also possible in summer. Temperature: In summer, 25C during the day, dropping to 15 20C at night. In winter, about 18C during the day and 15C at night are enough. Pour: In summer, when the new shoot grows, the plant matter is always kept moist, but must not be stagnant. Therefore water vigorously and let the water drain off again. In winter and after flowering, there is a