In the dark period (November - February) not thin

in the indicated concentration

the "capital orchid"

Angraecum philippinense

ie this cross produces multiple flowers on the stem

Lycaste lasioglossa coerulescens In the dark period (NovemberLycastes shed their leaves in the fall and go into hibernation. In early spring, they first produce their flowers before new bulbs with foliage grow. Care Tips: Location: Protect from strong sunlight and heat in summer, avoid dry air. Staying in the shade of trees in a garden, in a sheltered spot, is good for them. As bright as possible in winter. Temperature: In summer indoors 18 30C during the day, dropping to 10C at night. In winter consistently