Emotional Attachment to the Divine
Cups of flowery feeling offered to the Divine
Pale pinkish-lavender, golden yellow
Orchidaceae
Medium-sized, often around 2 to 3 inches in diameter.
Waxy.
Five petals and a lip, typical of orchids.
Bilateral.
Some may have a mild fragrance.
Terete (cylindrical and fleshy).
Alternating along the stem.
Green, with a cylindrical shape to maximize photosynthesis.
Epiphytic orchid, not a shrub or tree.
Perennial
Varies, but often in spring or summer.
Prefers tropical or subtropical climates.
High; requires regular watering but with good drainage.
Typically grown in orchid potting mix; does not grow in soil in the wild.
Warm, with little tolerance for frost.
Bright, indirect light or partial shade.
Susceptible to pests like spider mites, scale, and diseases like root rot.
Bees and other insects.
Naturally found in Southeast Asia, growing on trees in humid environments.
Adds to biodiversity, serves as a nectar source for pollinators.
Highly valued for its striking flowers and growth habit.
Mainly ornamental.
Not listed as endangered, but habitat destruction can affect wild populations.
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