How to Grow and Care for Rhy

The foxtail orchid is known for its dense flowers consisting of tightly-clustered white and pink flowers with a spicy aroma. The genus name, Rhynchostylis, comes from the Greek term “rhyncho” or "snout" and “stylos,” which means "column" since the appearance looks like a bushy tail of a fox. It is used as an ornamental flower and is common in gardens and parks.

Giant rhynchostylis is an orchid known for its striking, fragrant blooms that cluster in dense bunches. Each white, pink, or purple flower is marked with a unique pattern, resembling a spray of colors. The plant exhibits a robust growth habit with thick, leathery leaves adapted to its native tropical, humid environments. Typically found clinging to trees, its aerial roots absorb moisture from the air, underlining its resilience and adaptability.