Ceratostema guachizacae Adenium Tetraploid orchids have four sets

Tetraploid orchids have four sets of chromosomes instead of the usual two

Mature leaves develop excellent symmetry with prominent primary veins

combining distinctive characteristics that make it a prized specimen for orchid collectors

similar to the understory of its native rainforest habitat

and air circulation to support their growth and the development of their distinctive and fascinating blooms

Ceratostema guachizacae Adenium Tetraploid orchids have four setsVideo of the mother plant: https: www. instagram. com reel DIIygiGsFGQ ? utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Discover the recently described Ceratostema guachizacae, a captivating pendulous epiphytic shrub from the cloud forests of southeastern Ecuador. This species is gaining recognition for its ornamental potential, boasting striking flowers adapted for hummingbird pollination. Cultivation Notes: Light: As an epiphyte from montane wet