Kalapana Orchid Farm
Phal. cornu-cervi v. vini 'Wan-Kou' in spike
Phal. cornu-cervi v. vini 'Wan-Kou' in spike
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Looking for an orchid that blooms year after year from the exact same flower spike? Meet Phal. cornu-cervi v. vini 'Wan-Kou', distinguished by its deep, glossy, wine-red (vinicolor) blooms and characteristic flattened, staghorn-like flower spikes
Plant Details
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Flower: Waxy, glossy, star-shaped blooms in deep ruby red or burgundy.
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Sequential Bloomer: This plant is a sequential bloomer, meaning it produces a few flowers at a time, extending the blooming season for months.
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Fragrance: Mildly fragrant, often described as a faint, sweet, or slightly citrusy scent.
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Foliage: Bright to medium green leaves (not mottled like schilleriana).
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Skill Level: Intermediate. A highly rewarding plant for growers looking for unique spike structures and long-lasting displays.
Growing Requirements
This species originates from hot, humid environments in Southeast Asia (including Borneo, Sumatra, and the Philippines) and enjoys warmer, wetter conditions than standard moth orchids.
| Light | Bright, indirect light. It can handle slightly higher light levels, which helps promote robust blooming and spike development. |
| Water | Keep evenly moist during active growth. Do not let the potting mix dry out completely bone-dry for extended periods. |
| Temperature | Warm to hot growing. Ideal daytime temperatures are 75–85°F (24–29°C) and higher. It does not require a dramatic winter resting period or strong temperature drops. |
| Humidity | Loves high humidity (60–80%). An indoor humidifier, terrarium, or greenhouse setting is ideal. |
| Potting | Does well in high-quality sphagnum moss or a fine-to-medium bark mix that retains moisture while still offering root aeration. |
Grown in 3" pot
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