Cymbidium Devon Parish ‘Devon Falls’ – Rare Collector’s Plant (One Only)

Cymbidium Devon Parish ‘Devon Falls’ is a striking, collector-grade orchid displaying elegant blooms of soft blush-pink petals heavily marked with deep burgundy speckling and a rich crimson lip. The contrast gives the flowers an almost patterned texture, blending the refined form of Cym. sanderae with the distinct character of Cym. devonianum.

This unique plant is being offered as a one-off collector specimen, not as a flowering house plant. The flowers will be removed prior to shipping to protect the plant’s health and to comply with our handling standards for collector orchids. This is the only plant of this particular selection currently available.

Background

• Registered Name: Cymbidium Devon Parish
• Grex Parents: Cymbidium sanderae × Cymbidium devonianum
• Registrant / Originator: Geyserland
• Date of Registration: 1 October 1983 (RHS)

Key Characteristics

• Flower size: Approximately 7–8 cm across.
• Spike habit: Gracefully arching inflorescences carrying many blooms per spike.
• Colour pattern: Pink-blushed petals with crimson striping and a deep red lip.
• Fragrance: Lightly scented.
• Growth habit: Compact, pendulous species-influenced form.
• Rarity: Single available plant – exclusive collector release.

Care

• Light: Bright filtered light or gentle morning sun.
• Temperature: Cool to intermediate (10–25 °C).
• Water: Keep evenly moist while in active growth; allow slight drying in winter.
• Feeding: Balanced orchid fertiliser every 2–3 weeks during growth; reduce when dormant.
• Repotting: Every 2–3 years into a coarse orchid mix with excellent drainage.