This selection features large, glossy green leaves that produce impressive trusses of rosebud-shaped, double dark rosy orange flowers. These distinctive shrubs originate from cloud forest environments. Providing bright, indirect light is absolutely essential, as it promotes healthy foliage development and results in vivid, long-lasting blooms that significantly enhance the plant’s ornamental charm. In contrast, for those growing these shrubs in drier or hotter climates, it is highly advisable to plant them in areas offering part shade to reduce stress from intense, direct sunlight, thereby allowing the plants to thrive more comfortably without risk of leaf scorch or sunburn. These shrubs have a strong need for impeccable drainage to avoid problems such as root rot, flourishing best when grown in well-aerated substrates like bark or clean cinder, which closely mimic their natural growing conditions and promote healthy root systems. Due to their sensitivity to cold temperatures, these plants cannot tolerate frost and require protective measures during colder periods, such as applying mulch or relocating potted specimens indoors, to ensure their survival through the winter months. To maintain steady nourishment and support vigorous growth, applying a slow-release fertilizer is recommended, as it provides continuous feeding over time without overwhelming the plant’s delicate root system. When planting these shrubs directly in the ground, it is crucial to position the crown well above soil level, facilitating optimal drainage and closely replicating the natural growing conditions of an orchid. Additionally, using good quality, low-mineral water is vital to avoid salt buildup in the soil and to promote overall plant health, helping these shrubs thrive successfully in cultivation.