Striking flowers!
A real eye-catcher! The Cambria 'Barrocco Red' (Odontoglossum) blooms very abundantly and carries a profusion of smaller flowers. It is a more compact, shorter plant, with playful, purple & white flowers that make it a true bouquet in itself. The small flowers also have a subtle fragrance.
The average flowering period is six weeks. Set the Cambria orchid in a light place, but not in direct sunlight. Watering it once a week is sufficient.
Tip: after flowering, remove the entire flower stem. The shoot that the branch has produced will not bloom again, but the plant will develop one or more new shoots.
The average flowering period is six weeks. Set the Cambria orchid in a light place, but not in direct sunlight. Watering it once a week is sufficient.
Tip: after flowering, remove the entire flower stem. The shoot that the branch has produced will not bloom again, but the plant will develop one or more new shoots.
Orchid Cambria Odontoglossum 'Barocco Red' Purple
Odontoglossum burrageara 'Barocco Red'
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Specifications
Purple
Supplied as container plant
Not edible
6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Location: Half shadow
Description
Striking flowers!
A real eye-catcher! The Cambria 'Barrocco Red' (Odontoglossum) blooms very abundantly and carries a profusion of smaller flowers. It is a more compact, shorter plant, with playful, purple & white flowers that make it a true bouquet in itself. The small flowers also have a subtle fragrance.
The average flowering period is six weeks. Set the Cambria orchid in a light place, but not in direct sunlight. Watering it once a week is sufficient.
Tip: after flowering, remove the entire flower stem. The shoot that the branch has produced will not bloom again, but the plant will develop one or more new shoots.
The average flowering period is six weeks. Set the Cambria orchid in a light place, but not in direct sunlight. Watering it once a week is sufficient.
Tip: after flowering, remove the entire flower stem. The shoot that the branch has produced will not bloom again, but the plant will develop one or more new shoots.