IOSPE says "hot to warm growing epiphyte" and it looks like medium light. More than phal and paphs less than most Dens.
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I just purchased a Cleisostoma paniculatum at a local show today and so far have not been able to find much information of the requirements of this species. How much sunlight does it like is my biggest question as I am not sure where to put it in my outdoor year round south Florida environment. Anyone who has an answer would be appreciated! Thanks!!
IOSPE says "hot to warm growing epiphyte" and it looks like medium light. More than phal and paphs less than most Dens.
I saw from the photo actually is a very nice , I dont have this species in my collection as it's from Indochina, generally speaking they love the high light in order to stimulate in spikes formation as other species of Cleisostoma's , all the best Jack.
Thanks for the info Zain!
Don't have this species yet, concur with Dr.Zainal. higher light and normal watering and fertilizing all around the year with very high humidity
Sriram not a problem with sun, water, fertilizer or humidity here in south Florida