Disa Auratkew RARE Collector Orchid

Disa Auratkew RARE Collector OrchidDisa Auratkew(SSDP 44), hybrid between Disa aurata Disa Kewensis. Flowers typically show bright yellow to orange tones overlaid with red or pink, often producing striking bicolor effects. Inflorescences are upright, carrying multiple medium to large blooms. Good substance, with flowers lasting 68 weeks The first three photos show the mother plant; the last photo shows the offsets currently available. Quantities are very limitedexpected to bloom within

Disa Auratkew(SSDP-44), hybrid between Disa aurata × Disa Kewensis. Flowers typically show bright yellow to orange tones overlaid with red or pink, often producing striking bicolor effects. Inflorescences are upright, carrying multiple medium to large blooms. Good substance, with flowers lasting 6–8 weeks

The first three photos show the mother plant; the last photo shows the offsets currently available. Quantities are very limited—expected to bloom within 1–2 years.

Light
Bright, indirect light. Disa species thrive in conditions similar to Cymbidiums or Streptocarpus—filtered sun.

Temperature
Day: 40–85°F
Avoid hot, stagnant conditions

Water & Humidity
Keep roots constantly moist. Use low-mineral water (rainwater, RO, or distilled).
Humidity: 50–80% is ideal.

Media & Potting
Use an open, fast-draining mix such as:
50% perlite
25% sphagnum
25% bark

Repot every 1–2 years, especially after blooming when new tubers are forming.

Feeding:
Disas are sensitive to fertilizer salts. Use 1/4-strength orchid fertilizer bi-weekly during active growth (spring–early fall). Flush with clean water monthly to prevent salt buildup.

More details about caring tips are available: seedstudiosf.com/disa