A great hybrid that produces large moquetteanum like flowers but with some radiating vertical striping from the chamberlainianum parent. These are successive bloomers that can flower for a couple of years or more and will often start flowering on the new growth when it matures as well as continuing to flower on the earlier growth. It is best to cut the oldest flower spike off when a new spike starts to flower to allow the plant to build more energy. If your plant is growing really well and can support two flower spikes without creating yellow older leaves you can just let them flower.