Brassananthe 'Bill Worsley'Brassanthe Bill Worsley is a primary intergeneric orchid hybrid created in 1966 by crossing Brassavola nodosa (seed parent) with Guarianthe aurantiaca (pollen parent). It typically produces bright yellow to orange toned blooms (inherited from G. aurantiaca) with the form and relative ease of growth of B. nodosa. This hybrid is valued by hobbyists for its compact size and colourful flowers. Care Guide Heres how to care for Brassanthe Bill Worsley:

Long elusive but finally available at last

The Natal Mahogany is truly an underrated plant

This has been a variety that has elongated wide string bean looking foliage similar to Hoya shepardii

with each new growth bearing a single striking flower just above the foliage

This includes plants like Hoya

If you love climbing velvety philodendrons

Earthling Tote is very durable and can handle anything

This amazing epiphytic species is native to parts of Guatemala

Melocactus conoideus is one of the funkiest cacti

PLEASE NOTE THE SAP IS HIGHLY TOXIC

such as a bathroom or a greenhouse

we are more in love with the foliage