Jackie Bright 'Hilo Stars' — Palmer Orchids. Fragrant yellow Epicatt. Blooms in clusters of yellow flowers with a red throat. Plants Available: Growing in 4” pots. The plant pictured in full is an example of the 4” Pot option. The 4” Pot - Lg option is a plant with multiple directions of growth.

Enanthleya Jackie Bright is an orchid hybrid originated by Hawaii Hybrids in 2006. It is a cross of Ctt. Gold Digger x E. randii.

This beautiful spring-blooming orchid, Eplc Jackie Bright ‘Hilo Stars,’ makes an impressive floral show when in full bloom. The 3” flower is golden-yellow with a red throat and there can be 7+ flowers per spike.

Apr 7, 2022 · Eny. Jackie Bright 'Hilo Stars' (cat. Gold Digger x Enc. randii) 4/7/2022cattleya orchid care

Enanthleya Jackie Bright 'Hilo Stars' is a hybrid created for the orchid growing community. It is a cross between an encyclia and a cattleya. Photographed at the annual orchid show in 2015 for the orchid society of which I am a member.

Apr 4, 2020 · Enanthleya - Jackie Bright ‘Hilo Stars’ - HC540. (Preciously known as Epilaeliocattleya Epla.) (Parent cross - (Cattlianthe Gold Digger X Encyclia Randii) ...more

With a vibrant red, gold, yellow, and orange color palette and a green foliage, this orchid is sure to catch the eye of any plant enthusiast. It prefers medium watering and medium sun, making it a perfect fit for the summer, fall, and spring seasons.

Description: Fragrant yellow Epicatt. Blooms in clusters of yellow flowers with a red throat. Spring blooming. Culture: This plant record is available for viewing by Only Me. Plant record added …

Jackie Bright 'Hilo Stars' and Blc. Dick Smith 'Paradise'. May or may not have new roots or new growth.

We continue to use the genus names per Sander. There have been many changes in taxonomy accepted by the RHS and AOS. Some species have been transferred out of Encyclia (E.) and Epidendrum (Epi.) into the genus Prosthechea (Psh.) and Dinema (Din.). Intergeneric hybrids are now known as Brassoepidendrum (Bepi.), Bullara (Bul.), Cattleychea (Ctyh.), Catyclia (Cty.), Enanthleya (Eny.), Encyvola ...