A hybrid between *Phal. bellina* and *Phal. amboinensis*. This variety offers a superb and vibrant color contrast. The base of the petals often displays shades of bright yellow-green or chartreuse towards the edges, while the center of the flower and the lower sepals are intensely colored in tones of magenta-pink, purple, or reddish-orange. This clone tends to exhibit spectacular natural color variations from one blooming cycle to the next. It is also a sequential-blooming orchid.
For sequential-blooming orchids, it is not recommended to cut the flower spike unless it dries out; the spike continues to grow and produce new flowers.
