Coelogyne multiflora (email for availability)

Coelogyne multiflora naturally grows low in forests on fallen trees. This species displays long, big clusters of flowers that smell of fresh cut ginger, blooming in the Fall and Winter. One inflorescence is around 10-18″ long and holds over 380 flowers and even more with maturity. The flowers are a gorgeous white that sparkles when the light hits it, displayed along with yellow and red accents on the labellum and in the throat. Foliage sits upright and the inflorescences curl downward, eventually hanging straight down. 

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