Orchid-Tree | Catasetum Orchids
Catasetum cirrhaeoides sp. -| BS Without flowers
Catasetum cirrhaeoides sp. -| BS
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Type: Species
Fragrance: Yes
Flower Colour:
Flower Size: 4-6 cm
Conditions: Intermediate to warm
Plant Size: Matured | Please refer to plant picture for size reference.
Pot Size: 10 cm
Potting Media: Coconut Husk
Catasteum Orchid Care Guide
Catasteum Orchid Care Guide
Catasetums require plenty of water during their growth phase and need complete winter rest. During winter dormancy, keep them dry and start watering when a new growth comes up.
Light
Watering
Catasetums require plenty of water during their growth phase. This starts in spring when new growths appear with the onset of the pre-monsoon showers. Watering should be gradually increased and they should be mature by the end of the monsoon. Once the pseudobulbs are mature, watering should be reduced in autumn and tapered down until they start dropping their leaves which is an indication that water should be withheld completely except occasionally to prevent shrinking of their pseudobulbs. It is at this time that they will come into bloom. Learn more about watering here
Fertilizing
Weekly once with Bio-20 or Basfoliar 19:19:19 for growth and rooting. Once a month with Basfoliar 13-40-13. Learn more about fertilizing here
Catasetum cirrhaeoides is a species from the group of Catasetinaes. This species bears lime green-yellow flowers with a fresh orange lip. These plants which look lifeless when their leaves drop are very easy to grow and care for.
In the growing months provide plenty of light, heat, water, and fertilizer during the spring and summer months. After or during the flowering season it is common for these plants to drop all of their leaves. Reduce or stop watering and fertilizer once the flowers have finished, then resume a normal watering schedule when new growth emerges.
The leaves can turn yellow in transit.
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Disclaimer
1. Colors, patterns & size of the flowers can vary due to the variations produced by hybrids or species.
2. There are chances that the buds/flowers could dry up in transit during Shipping after packing.
3. The local climatic conditions, season and the nutrition given can affect the brightness & colour intensity of flowers.
4. While we make every effort to match the actual colours of the flowers, the photographs may not be the exact representation, due to different monitor settings.