Camarotis obtuse

Introducing the exquisite Camarotis obtuse, a rare monopodial orchid native to the lush landscapes of Bangladesh and found in select regions across northeastern India, Bhutan, Sikkim, Myanmar, and Thailand. This captivating orchid boasts slender fibrous stems that gracefully reach 15-20 cm in length, adorned with linear-oblong leaves of a leathery texture. During its flowering time in late spring and early summer, the Camarotis obtuse unveils delicate white blossoms, each bearing a striking yellow spot on its lip, adding a touch of elegance to any space. The flowers, measuring approximately 0.65" (1.8 cm), emerge in clusters along a lateral, laxly successively 10 to 15 flowered racemose inflorescence, extending up to 6" (15 cm) in length. Cultivating the Camarotis obtuse is a rewarding endeavor, especially for enthusiasts seeking to add a touch of rare beauty to their orchid collection. Here are some tips to ensure optimal growth and blooming: Environment: Mimic the natural habitat