Cambria with burgundy and white spotted star-shaped flowers in a white ceramic pot
4–8 weeksaverage flowering time
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Cambria

Not a single species but a family of hybrids. Because it is bred by crossing different genera whose parents come from all over the world, it does not occur in nature; instead it offers countless colours, flower sizes and shapes.

Origin
A hybrid group with parent species from around the world
Availability
All year round
Flowering time
4–8 weeks
Temperature
15–25°C

Position & light

A bright spot out of direct sun, not too close to a radiator.

1× / month (April–October)

Feeding

Optional; you can give orchid food once a month from April to October.

1× / week

Watering

Once a week, soak the inner pot for about 10 minutes and drain it well.

Reblooming

Cut the finished stem and keep watering weekly. Until new buds appear, keep your orchid somewhere cooler (16–18°C) with plenty of light.

Temperature

15–25°C.

Repotting

When it has outgrown its pot, you can repot it in orchid medium.

Care tips are general guidance. Apply them while observing your orchid’s surroundings and the moisture of its growing medium.

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