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:

although they still do perfectly fine in a coarse mix

It prefers well-draining

The soil can go slightly dry between waterings

Humidity & Airflow: High humidity (ideally ~70 % or more) with good air circulation to keep the leaves and rhizome healthy and to avoid rot

The species is prized for its distinctive rhizome texture and relatively modest size

and large sinus of Anthurium berriozabalense

it can start to lose some of its variegation though makes up for it with its incredible dark burgundy foliage

creating an eye-catching contrast

These LED lights are 4000k on the sunlight spectrum

The lip of the flower

They produce carrion flowers which look straight up like the monster from Stranger Things and they STINK

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