Onc. Heaven Scent 'Redolence' - Fragrant Chocolate-Scented Blooms, Windowsill-Size, Cool and Warm Tolerant (SD2 (Large Seedling))

Effortless to grow and hardy, this captivating orchid boasts a delectable chocolate fragrance. Suitable for both beginner and experienced orchid enthusiasts, this compact grower thrives in indoor windowsill settings and confined spaces.

As a fast-growing orchid, it offers excellent blooming capabilities, making it an ideal choice for those new to orchid cultivation. Mature specimens can produce an abundance of flowers, with each spike bearing 10 to 20 vibrant buds.

Adaptable to a range of environmental conditions, this orchid can tolerate both warm and cool settings. To ensure its optimal growth, provide bright, shaded lighting, avoiding direct sunlight. Water the plant twice a week, using well-draining media such as the provided New Zealand Sphagnum moss or a well-draining bark mix. Supplement its growth with a balanced fertilizer applied every two weeks.

Maintain a temperature range between 50 degrees Fahrenheit and 95 degrees Fahrenheit, keeping the plant well-watered and misted during periods of intense heat. Ensure the orchid is protected from freezing temperatures.

When selecting your plant, carefully examine the provided photographs to gauge the size. Each image includes a pen or coin as a reference, and the plant you receive will be representative of the one shown. It's important to note that the plants are not shipped in bud or bloom.

The 'SD2' plants are approximately 12 to 18 months away from reaching blooming size, while the 'Near Blooming Size' (NBS) plants are 6 to 12 months from this stage. This allows you to choose the plant that best suits your growing timeline and experience level.

In summary, this delightful orchid offers a captivating chocolate fragrance, easy-care requirements, and the potential to produce an abundance of flowers, making it an excellent choice for both novice and seasoned orchid enthusiasts seeking to enhance their indoor spaces.

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