Epiphyllum 'Dijonnaise'
Epiphyllum 'Dijonnaise' displays creamy yellow blooms that open wide with a soft radiance, their layers of petals carrying a pale buttery glow with occasional golden highlights at the tips. The luminous throat is framed by a halo of stamens, giving the flowers a refined, almost translucent quality. This cultivar brings a touch of elegance and brightness to the collection, particularly admired for its delicate, light-catching tones.
Care Tips
- Light: Bright, indirect light is best; avoid prolonged direct midday sun.
- Water: Keep soil evenly moist during active growth, allowing slight drying between waterings.
- Media: Grow in a free-draining mix suited for orchid cacti, rich in organic matter.
- Fertiliser: Apply a balanced fertiliser monthly in spring and summer, moving to a high-potassium blend before flowering.
- Temperature: Fares best in mild, frost-free conditions; protect from cold below 10 °C.
- Repotting: Refresh potting mix every 2–3 years, keeping slightly root-bound to promote blooming.
Original: $17.86
-65%$17.86
$6.25
Description
Epiphyllum 'Dijonnaise' displays creamy yellow blooms that open wide with a soft radiance, their layers of petals carrying a pale buttery glow with occasional golden highlights at the tips. The luminous throat is framed by a halo of stamens, giving the flowers a refined, almost translucent quality. This cultivar brings a touch of elegance and brightness to the collection, particularly admired for its delicate, light-catching tones.
Care Tips
- Light: Bright, indirect light is best; avoid prolonged direct midday sun.
- Water: Keep soil evenly moist during active growth, allowing slight drying between waterings.
- Media: Grow in a free-draining mix suited for orchid cacti, rich in organic matter.
- Fertiliser: Apply a balanced fertiliser monthly in spring and summer, moving to a high-potassium blend before flowering.
- Temperature: Fares best in mild, frost-free conditions; protect from cold below 10 °C.
- Repotting: Refresh potting mix every 2–3 years, keeping slightly root-bound to promote blooming.
