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Cattleya Alliance: Blc. Chunfong Queen
Cattleya Alliance: Blc. Chunfong Queen
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👑 Blc. Chunfong Queen — A Regal Orchid with Majestic Blooms
Rule your orchid collection with the grace and splendor of Blc. Chunfong Queen, a hybrid that lives up to its noble name. This captivating Cattleya alliance orchid displays large, ruffled flowers in rich shades of royal purple, magenta, or vibrant violet, often accented with a contrasting golden-yellow throat. The flowers are bold, fragrant, and typically span 5 to 6 inches, making them a dramatic addition to any display.
Chunfong Queen is a vigorous grower and dependable bloomer—perfect for collectors seeking both beauty and performance in one exquisite plant.
🌿 Cultivation Tips for Blc. Chunfong Queen:
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Light: Provide bright, filtered light (2,000–3,000 foot-candles). A south or east-facing location works best. Ensure sufficient light to promote blooming, but avoid intense direct sun.
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Temperature: Thrives in intermediate to warm conditions:
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Day: 70–85°F (21–29°C)
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Night: 55–65°F (13–18°C)
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Humidity: Maintain 50–70% humidity with good air circulation. Use a humidity tray or fan to mimic its natural tropical environment.
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Watering: Allow the potting medium to dry slightly between waterings. Water thoroughly when the top inch of media is dry—usually once or twice per week, depending on climate and season.
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Potting Medium: Use a well-draining mix, such as medium-grade bark with perlite and charcoal. Repot every 2–3 years or when new roots emerge.
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Fertilizer: Feed with a balanced orchid fertilizer (20-20-20 or similar) every two weeks during active growth. Flush monthly with plain water to avoid salt buildup.
Why You’ll Love It:
With its rich, regal coloring, fragrant blooms, and queenly presence, Blc. Chunfong Queen is an orchid that demands admiration. A standout in any collection, this hybrid offers the perfect combination of strength, beauty, and sophistication—fit for orchid royalty.
This is a blooming size bareroot divisions in a 3' or 4" pot, newly repotted, about 1 to 2 years to bloom, grown from seed, limited!
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