Dockrillia wassellii Doritis species The flowers appear from the

The flowers appear from the leaf junction in a tight cluster of up to 30 fragrantly pleasant 3/4 inch blooms

The inflorescence has up to 6 each

Both parents are found throughout Mexico and Central America up to 4000 foot elevations

It does best with bright light and intermediate temperatures and blooms in the spring to early summer months

Dockrillia wassellii Doritis species The flowers appear from theA native to Queensland, Australia it is found as an epiphytic grower at elevations of up to 1000 feet. It has terete, 5 inch long, hard pencil like leaves and is a rambling, compact grower and so does best mounted on cork bark with intermediate to warm temperatures and bright light with a slight winter rest. The inflorescence's are up to 10 inches and are very floriferious with up to 50 white, fragrant flowers occurring anytime from spring through