Blooming size Miltoniopsis Hajime Ono orchid

Description

This one is Miltoniopsis Hajime Ono, a beautiful orchid. It will put out stunning flowers with a waterfall lip. These have several pseudobulbs. When they bloom, the flowers should last 4 to 6 weeks if cared for properly. Multiple spikes are common. Primary blooming season is Spring. The breeding on this mericlone is Miltoniopsis Martin Orenstein x Miltoniopsis Pearl Ono. Because it's a clone, the flowers should all look like the one pictured. These orchids are in 3.5-inch pots and they tend to be spring and fall bloomers. They are blooming size, likely to flower within 18 months or so if properly grown. We think they are actually more likely to bloom next spring. They currently stand 12 to 14 inches high or more measured from the bottom of the pot. We have a bunch of these and we'll pick out a nice one for you. We always ship the largest. They are NOT in flower now. Miltoniopsis orchids are cool growers. Often called "The Pansy Orchid," many of them have a wonderful fresh fragrance. For home and hobby growers, we recommend them as a house plant. Just give them moderate indirect light, water thoroughly three times a week, fertilize weakly every two weeks. Provide a temperature range of 60 to 75 degrees or so. These do very well under lights. We include free growing instructions. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.