This orchid, ‘David Sander’, comes from the West Indies, Central, and South America where it grows in warm to cool temperatures. Blooming in Summer, this impressive hybrid produces a …

Brassavola David Sander is an orchid hybrid originated by Sanders [St Albans] in 1938. It is a cross of B. cucullata x Rl. digbyana. It is considered a "primary hybrid" because it is a cross …

(Brassavola cucullata × Rhyncholaelia digbyana) Primary hybrid of B. cucullata and Rl. digbyana. Flowers are night fragrant. Grown from seed, so flower characteristics will vary somewhat from …

That's that about history, let's get back to the matter at hand, Brassavola David Sander hybrid is a child of Brassavola cuculata and Brassavola digbyana. It combines the beauty of both. It hold …

Rhynchovola David Sanders or well known as Brassavola David Sanders. This is primary intergeneric hybrid between Brassavola cucullata and Rhyncolaelia dgibyana. Previously the …

Introducing the Rhynchovola David Sander, a stunning Brassavola hybrid that brings unparalleled beauty and fragrance to your orchid collection. This exquisite orchid is a primary hybrid cross …

The best-known hybrid is Rhynchovola David Sander (Brassavola cucullata x Rhyncholaelia digbyana). The frilly lip of both parents combines to make a large exotic flower with grace and …

Impressive and large flowers with a great fragrance that is present in the evenings! This is a unique cross with large flowers reaching 6+ inches when fully open. The flowers are long …

Rhynchovola (Rcv.) David Sanders is a highly sought after and beautiful Brassavola hybrid. This batch has been showing off as they have already started blooming readily on small plants. …

Brassavola David Sander is a primary hybrid, one of the world’s most fragrant cattleyas, capable of producing creamy white flowers accented with a little touch of lime green in the midlobe …