Zygopetalum Jumpin’ Jack (check back in 2024)

A compact, epiphyte, growing orchid. They grow long, light green, lily-like leaves from large pseudobulbs. They have some of the most beautiful colored blooms, with an incredible fragrance. The blooms are a medium purple shade and can last around 2 – 3 months.

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Description

Zygopetalum Jumpin’ Jack – is an epiphyte, orchid native to Central and South America, found mostly in Brazil, where they are seen growing on branches, and on the trunks of larger trees. They have long, light green, lily-like leaves that reach about 2 ft in height. This specific hybrid blooms up to twice a year with flowers that can last up to 2 – 3 months. They have beautiful medium purple clustered flowers that stand tall, and upright from the stems. They have a fragrance that resembles the scent of hyacinth and bloom in the winter, early springtime. They have large pseudobulbs which store water, making them more tolerant to dry mediums. They thrive with good air circulation, and well-draining soil, it’s best to keep the soil slightly moist during their growing season, and slightly drier in the winter season.

FAMILY: Orchidaceae
ORIGIN: South America, and Central America
TYPE/USES: Orchid
MATURE SIZE: Up to 3 feet
LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Bright indirect light
WATER REQUIREMENTS: Average
TEMPERATURE: 60 – 80 degrees F.
FLOWER: Late winter, to early spring

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