Lealia shinjuku

Laelia Shinjuku (Scientific name: Lealia Shinjuku) is a garden variety of the evergreen perennial plant of the family orchidaceae. Laelia Shinjuku was breeded Lelia Udurata and Lealia superbiens by Shinjuku Gyoen. Leilia superbiens bends high flower stems and bends a lot of pale pink large flowers in a rhinoceros inflow from the tip. Laelia undulata has flower stems straight and stretches inflorescences from the tip and blooms small dark red bush flowers with wavy side valves. Lelia Sinjuk succeeds the nature of it's parents, extends straight long flower stalk obliquely, and plenty of pink to red purple big flowers at the tip. Here, Lelia is an evergreen perennial orchid of Liliaceae in northern North America from Latin America such as Mexico, Brazil, Peru. It is a closely related species of Cattleya.

Common name:Laelia Shinjuku, scientific name: Lealia Shinjuku, origin: garden variety, life type: Evergreen perennial The plant: 20 to 50 cm, flower colors: peach, flower diameter: 5-14 cm, flowering: local anniversary at (in Japan, October to next year January)

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