This primary hybrid produces compact growths that send out short spikes that end in dark red flowers with yellow petal tips! These seed-grown hybrids show some genetic variation between the flowers. In our photos, you can see slight differences in how much the sepals recurve, the degree of splitting in the lip, and the amount of yellow in different parts of the flower.

Grown in sphagnum moss to ensure adequate moisture and humidity, this is a delightful hybrid to add to the collection!