Gomesa novaesae Comparettia A reed-stem orchid from the

A reed-stem orchid from the Andean cloud forests of South America

A rewarding species that blooms freely and makes a striking specimen when mature

moderate atmospheric moisture paired with continuous air movement to mirror its breezy native environment

Allow excess water to drain completely after watering

as it is toxic if ingested

Gomesa novaesae Comparettia A reed-stem orchid from theThis epiphytic orchid, native to Brazil and Paraguay, is distinguished by cylindrical, laterally compressed pseudobulbs topped by a single linear elliptic leaf, producing blooms approximately 5 cm in size. Light: Bright and filtered. A high luminosity location protected from direct sun exposure is recommended, especially during midday hours, to prevent foliage damage. Temperature: 50 85F (10 29C). As a plant that grows in both warm and cool climates,