Coelogyne multiflora

Introducing the Coelogyne multiflora: A Symphony of Scented Splendor The Coelogyne multiflora, aptly named for its multitude of small yet highly fragrant flowers, is a botanical masterpiece that captivates with its prolific blooms and unique cultivation requirements. Native to the lush landscapes stretching from India through Southeast Asia to the islands of the southern and eastern Pacific, this orchid, particularly the Sulawesi variety, thrives in warm, high-altitude environments. Cultivation Tips: Light: Coelogyne orchids prefer medium light levels of 20,000-40,000 lux and benefit from 50-70% shade cloth in summer. In winter, they can tolerate more light. Some species may experience leaf browning, often attributed to low humidity or insufficient watering. Temperature: Temperature requirements vary, with most species favoring cool to intermediate conditions. Cold-tolerant varieties, such as Coelogyne cristata, require chilly nights for flowering induction. Adequate nighttime cooli