Rare, enchanting, and beautifully distinctive, the Zygopetalum Impasto Blue Orchid is a true treasure for orchid lovers seeking something extraordinary. Showcasing striking blue-purple blooms with intricate markings and exceptional depth of colour, this remarkable orchid captivates with both its visual beauty and its naturally sweet fragrance. Elegant and unusual, it brings a sense of luxury and sophistication to any interior setting.
Zygopetalum orchids are highly prized for their unique colouring, fragrant flowers, and impressive flowering displays. The Impasto Blue produces multiple blooms along elegant flower spikes, creating a spectacular display. Its combination of vibrant colour and delightful fragrance makes it one of the most rewarding orchids to grow and enjoy within the home.
Unlike many orchid varieties, Zygopetalums are known for their naturally scented flowers, often filling a room with a subtle, sweet fragrance that enhances their appeal. Their exotic appearance and reliable blooming habit make them a favourite among collectors and those looking for an exceptional flowering houseplant.
Plant specifics:
This orchid is currently in bloom.
Height – 35 cm
Pot Size – 12 cm
*Please note – the decorative pot is not included.
CARE GUIDE
Zygopetalum orchids are known for their richly coloured, fragrant flowers and lush foliage. They prefer cooler conditions and consistent care.
Follow these simple tips to keep your orchid healthy and blooming:
Light
Place in bright, indirect light. Avoid strong direct sunlight.
Water
Water the potting mix regularly to keep it evenly moist, but avoid overwatering to prevent waterlogging. Do not allow it to dry out completely.
Temperature
Prefers cool to intermediate temperatures: 12–24°C. Cooler nights help promote flowering.
Humidity
Enjoys moderate to high humidity with good air circulation.
Potting Mix
Use a free-draining orchid bark mix, not regular soil.
Fertilizer
Feed with orchid fertiliser every 2–3 weeks during active growth.
Pruning
After flowering, remove spent flower spikes and trim away any dead or damaged growth.
Repotting
Repot every 1–2 years, ideally after flowering or when the potting mix begins to break down.
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