Product description

Rhynchostylis gigantea 'Colmarie Spot B52' is a specific named cultivar of the foxtail orchid, known for its large, heavily spotted white flowers with magenta markings, often producing large, fragrant flower spikes in winterspring, requiring warm, bright conditions and frequent watering, grown mounted or in baskets with excellent drainage. 'B52' denotes a particularly vigorous or large-flowered specimen within the spotted 'Colmarie' line, prized for its strong scent and prolific bloom.

Growing on a 4” basket

This plant is in full bloom as is 1210

*spike not guaranteed to make a long transition time.

Shipping Policy

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE CAREFULLY BEFORE PURCHASING . All buyers agree to the following terms and conditions and other applicable law.

If you are not satisfied with the plants you have received, please contact us within 48 hours of receipt.  Plants will need to be sent back in their original wrapping, in their original box, packed to ensure that no damage will occur during transit.

- Plants are packed with great care, however we cannot guarantee flowers, buds, sheaths or spikes once the package leaves the nursery.

- I ship to the continental US only.

- I ship on Monday – Thursday.

- If a payment is received after 9:00 AM PST Friday we may ship the item the following Monday.

- We use USPS and UPS to ship product orders. If you prefer FedEx I can edit the listing for you.

Shipping time is based on the option you choose. USPS and UPs priority takes approximately 3-5 days to deliver. This is the most affordable way to ship these plants. We suggest express but understand it’s not within everyone’s budget. Please note we cannot be held liable for any delays or heatcold weather damage. All shipments have a $100 insurance through usps.

We suggest you file a claim if your plant takes too long to be delivered.

I am a small business but pride myself in the care of my own plants and the division of my plants I choose to sale.

Plants suffer show when removed from their media and travel. I cannot control this. if this is something you cannot or work with. I am simply not the vendor for you.

In orchid gardens all over the world, except for a small number of bare-root cultures, most orchids are planted in media such as sphagnum moss. During the export process, removing the original sphagnum moss will cause the root system to break and produce new wounds, and the wounds have the chance of infection and expansion. Although we only use air freight, the consignment time is strictly controlled within 24-36 hours, and the plants are in the package within 5 days, but for some orchid types, such as Phalaenopsis and Cattleya, and some sensitive varieties. This process is enough to damage the root system. In fact, orchids are relatively strong plants. After some root systems are damaged, through correct methods and procedures, orchids can adapt to the new environment and grow new roots.

For newly imported plants with poor root systems, here are some of our suggested treatment procedures:

1. Remove the bad root system, and let the root system dry for a while to help the wound heal;

2. Cultivate plants on planting materials with moist beds, and spray water every morning and evening to keep the surface moist;

3. Most plants can quickly grow new roots.

At the same time, we would like to emphasize a few points:

1. Please fully understand the relevant situation of import reservation plants. And have basic knowledge of orchid care, and do related care for newly arrived plants.

2. If you do not have a lot of experience, please do not place an order for Small Size plant or new import. This way neither you or I will suffer loss.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL

Shipping & policies