Dusty Ol' Man
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I received this from the raffle table at my local OS late last year as a division from an absolutely huge specimen. This is a first bloom for this piece. 
Brassavola Little Stars (nodosa x subulifolia)
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Arne
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Nice and easy to grow. Funny that it is blooming now though. Mine is always blooming round Christmas.
mrhappyrotter
Grand Chupacabra
This is a surprisingly amazing hybrid! Once mature, they'll bloom off and on pretty much all year long and although the flowers are a bit smaller than Brassavola nodosa, they are more prolific and just as fragrant! A single plant can easily fill a medium sized room with the amazing clove and gardenia inspired fragrance.
I'm a big fan of B. nodosa, but this hybrid represents a lot of competition because of how many flowers it tends to produce! And even though B. nodosa is generally assumed to be an easy to grow and bloom orchid, I think this hybrid is even easier.
Lovely blooms on your plant. Any tips on how you grow it and the conditions you provide?
I'm a big fan of B. nodosa, but this hybrid represents a lot of competition because of how many flowers it tends to produce! And even though B. nodosa is generally assumed to be an easy to grow and bloom orchid, I think this hybrid is even easier.
Lovely blooms on your plant. Any tips on how you grow it and the conditions you provide?
