Brassananthe 'Bill Worsley'

Brassananthe 'Bill Worsley'Brassanthe Bill Worsley is a primary intergeneric orchid hybrid created in 1966 by crossing Brassavola nodosa (seed parent) with Guarianthe aurantiaca (pollen parent). It typically produces bright yellow to orange toned blooms (inherited from G. aurantiaca) with the form and relative ease of growth of B. nodosa. This hybrid is valued by hobbyists for its compact size and colourful flowers. Care Guide Heres how to care for Brassanthe Bill Worsley:

This species is epiphytic

Ceropegia fusca thrives in arid

Aglaomorpha is one of the best fern groups

Like most aroids

Cattleya cernua is a pseudobulb-forming orchid that produces its blooms from the tip of the mature pseudobulb

They are often referred to as "Dragon Bones" or "White Ghost" they are known for their skeletal growth pattern and near white variegation

Orchids such as this will like a bright indirect light (they will not flower in lower light conditions

Ficus can go somewhat dry in the soil between full waterings

Size: 11” x 11” and 15” wide at shoulder

This species is native to the to a wide range across southeast Asia

sculptural look

We recommend watering when the soil dry 3"-4" from the top of the soil