This plant, called White Russo Orchid, has an incredible fragrance.

Scientific name: Brassavola

English name: Bai La Solan

Origin: from South America.

White La Solan has an incredible fragrance. Perhaps even more confusing is that these pure white ghostly flowers only release their strong fragrance at night. White Rusoran orchids often bloom and bloom many times a year. In some cases, they seem to be in full bloom all year round, and their flowers vary in size (they are relatively small compared to the more flamboyant Cartland and Phalaenopsis), and they win in numbers.

Branch

White Russo orchid belongs to the branch of Laeliinae. There are about 17 species of Belasolan; they are native to the tropical United States. The standard and most common Bailasolan is the Bailasolan nodosa, which can be grown in baskets and in containers of orchid mixtures.

White Russo orchids have long, thin, tubular leaves up to a foot long, sometimes spreading or flattening. White Russo orchids and their hybrids have much smaller pseudobulbs than other epiphytic orchids, so leaves usually seem to emerge directly from the rhizome without thick pseudobulbs. A typical white orchid has enlarged ladylike lips and petals and sepals shrink into spear-shaped petals. The white orchid is white to attract moths to pollinate, but the plant has been widely crossed to create flowers of a variety of colors.

Light

Even in the case of direct sunlight, the light of the white la Soran orchid is quite strong and bright. The healthy white lassoran has mottled leaves with reddish marks. Dark green leaves usually indicate that the plant is not getting enough light, so the plant should move to a brighter position.

water

The tubular leaves on the orchid are designed to reduce water evaporation and make it more drought-resistant than many other orchids. As a result, plants need less humidity and less water than many other epiphytic orchids. During the growth cycle, it can be watered once a week, while potted white orchids should be watered thoroughly every week. Drooping or wrinkled leaves indicate water stress and plants should be watered as soon as possible.

Fertilizer

White Russo orchid sends out several red leaves in a year, and the healthy plant is the lantern plant throughout the year. Therefore, plants should be fed with a weak fertilizer solution (1 pound per week and 4 intensity per week) throughout the year. Many growers use nylon hoses and controlled release particles to make "fertilizer balls" and then unite the balls on the plants to provide a small amount of fertilizer each time the plants are watered. The nylon fertilizer ball will last for several months.

Temperature

Bailasolan prefers moderate temperatures and blossoms better in warm conditions.

The fragrance of Belasolan is so wonderful on summer nights.

Flowering

The orchid is pollinated by moths, so the flowers on the orchid are pale and attract pollinators. White Russo orchids bloom all year round, with multiple flowers and spikes each time they are flushed. Globular flowers are often seen throughout the year.

White Russo cultivation is quite easy, is the basic conditions of aerial orchid it can adapt, humidity maintained at 75% of the ideal, sunlight can be relatively sufficient, the temperature must be above 10 degrees, is for beginners. The elegant B.cucullata plant has pendulous, needle-shaped leaves, large flowers, solitary flowers, long florescence and fragrance.

Recommended plant material: water moss or bark