A charming, compact hybrid with strong influence in color and form from Chantilly Lace. We haven’t seen it in bloom yet this season, so it’s unclear whether the Chantilly Lace fragrance carries through. These plants should remain compact while increasing their flower count and producing multiple spikes as they mature, thanks to their aurantiaca background.

These are planted in 5" pots with sphagnum moss and pine bark on the surface for decor.

Current plants in spike are expected to flower in January.