Brassidium Ecuagenera

This distinctive hybrid of Brassia andreettae and Oncidium manuelariasii produces an airy display of spider-like flowers. Long, tapering segments and gently curling tips give the blooms an elegant, animated silhouette.

• Light: Bright, filtered light, such as near an east-facing window or behind a sheer curtain. Protect from harsh midday sun.
• Temperature: Intermediate-growing; 58–80°F (14–27°C), with a gentle drop in temperature at night.
• Humidity: Maintain 50–70% humidity with good air circulation.
• Watering: Water thoroughly when the potting mix begins to approach dryness. Keep moisture more consistent during active growth, but avoid soggy conditions. Use a well-draining orchid bark mix and never leave the pot standing in water.

Additional Notes:

Yellow-green segments carry bold brown markings, contrasting with an elongated creamy-white lip. This sympodial orchid develops successive pseudobulbs; leave space for new growth and position developing flower spikes where they can extend freely.