Pictures are only reference to bloom and size of plant.
Orchid not in bloom.
Plant mounted
The Phal. wilsonii × sib is a rare sibling cross of the miniature Chinese species Phalaenopsis wilsonii. It produces 2.5–4cm flowers on inflorescences holding up to 15 sweetly fragrant blooms with a grape-juice-like scent. This intermediate-level orchid requires high humidity (70–80%) and a cool, dry winter rest to thrive, making it best suited for growers experienced with seasonal care routines. It is a naturally deciduous species and may drop its leaves in winter — this is normal and growth resumes in spring. The plant performs best mounted on cork bark with space for its extensive roots to develop, though it can be grown in sphagnum pots with careful watering. With a sweet fragrance and delicate miniature habit, this rare collector's orchid is a treasured find for species enthusiasts.
Adjust care practices as needed based on its individual response and the specific conditions in your growing environment.
