The intergeneric cross Zygonesia is a hybrid between a Zygopetalum and Aganisia cyanea, sometimes called the \u201cblue orchid\u201d. Plants are fairly compact, with broad leaves. Flowers are borne many to a spike, and for this variety should be white with faint pink on the lip. Each pseudobulb on a mature plant may produce multiple spikes. With this clone, a plus is the white variegation on the leaves. This makes a nice windowsill plant, but is also quite temperature-tolerant. The photo shows a flower from this batch of plants. \u00a0Blooming size or near blooming size mericlone “seedlings”.<\/p>\n
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The intergeneric cross Zygonesia is a hybrid between a Zygopetalum and Aganisia cyanea, sometimes called the \u201cblue orchid\u201d. Plants are fairly compact, with broad leaves. Flowers are borne many to a spike, and for this variety should be white with faint pink on the lip. Each pseudobulb on a mature plant may produce multiple spikes. … <\/p>\n