Name: dark green Brassia seeds 16gram/bags for planting
Brand: Shanghai Touchhealthy seeds shop
SKU: 00950
Price: 0.88 USD
Availability: InStock

dark green Brassia seeds 16gram/bags for planting

No.00950

Premium dark‑green Brassia spider orchid seeds, long‑petal spider‑shaped blooms, dark‑green leathery foliage, tropical epiphyte orchid, suitable for greenhouse, indoor potted‑orchid cultivation

$0.88

Description

High‑quality dark‑green Brassia seeds are manually screened to remove shrivelled, broken and non‑viable grains. Brassia, also‑named spider orchid, is a famous American‑origin epiphytic orchid species. This strain grows sturdy dark‑green leathery strap‑shaped foliage and mature plants produce arching flower stalks with distinctive spider‑like long‑slender‑petal blossoms.

Adapted to warm humid tropical‑like environments, it fits indoor pots, conservatory and greenhouse planting. The slow‑growing orchid features pseudobulbs for nutrient storage, steady‑growth habit and unique ornamental spider‑shaped blooms for home‑decor or orchid collection.

Key Features

Hand‑picked full intact seeds, stable germination rate and healthy orchid seedlings
Thick dark‑green glossy strap‑shaped leaves, robust oval‑shaped dark‑green pseudobulbs
Unique arching racemes with long thin spider‑like fragrant orchid flowers
Tropical epiphytic plant, grows well on bark‑based orchid substrate
Good adaptability for warm indoor spaces, greenhouse and shaded conservatory
Pure impurity‑free seeds for rare orchid hobby planting and ornamental cultivation

Full Product Description

Brassia (spider orchid) belongs to Oncidiinae orchid family, a perennial tropical epiphyte native to Central‑American and South‑American rain‑forest zones. Each mature pseudobulb sprouts 1‑3 pieces of dark‑green leathery long strap‑shaped leaves. Arching flower spikes unfurl several spider‑shaped blooms with elongated narrow petals in spring or autumn.

Every batch of seeds is strictly screened to discard defective grains. Brassia orchid seeds are extremely tiny and require high‑humidity bark‑mix growing medium, indirect bright light and steady‑warm temperature for slow germination, which may spend 2‑3‑month sprouting cycle.

Packaging & Storage Notice

Fine micro‑sized orchid seeds are sealed inside damp‑proof airtight packets. Outer carton packaging protects tiny seeds from loss and damage in transit.

Keep seed packets away from high‑temperature, humid air and direct strong sunlight. Reseal leftover seeds tightly and store them inside cool, dry, shaded and well‑ventilated indoor surroundings.

Planting Guide

Best Sowing Season

Sow seeds during spring and early summer. Suitable growing temperature stays 15–25 °C; night‑time temperature should not drop below 15℃Royal Hort.... Cold surroundings will halt orchid seed germination and damage tender seedlings.

Seed Pre‑Treatment

Disinfect tiny seeds with weak sterilising solution to eliminate mould spores
Place seeds on damp sterile sphagnum‑moss or agar medium for humid‑environment germination
Seal the planting container to keep consistent high‑humidity condition

Soil Requirement

Do not use regular garden soil. Prepare breathable orchid substrate made of pine bark chips, perlite and sphagnum moss, fast‑draining and loose for epiphytic root growth.

Sowing Operation

Scatter the microscopic seeds evenly over damp sterile growing medium. Do not bury seeds deep; brassia orchid seeds need exposure to mild diffused light for sprouting.

Germination & Seedling Care

Keep steady high humidity and bright indirect light. Brassia seeds need 60‑90‑day long germination period. Transplant young seedlings into bark‑mix pots after roots and leaves fully develop.

Daily‑care for Mature Plants

Offer bright filtered indirect sunlight, avoid harsh direct sunshine. Water thoroughly once the orchid‑pot turns lightweight, make sure all excess water drains out completely. Feed diluted orchid‑specialised fertiliser in the growing season, cut watering and feeding during winter rest period. Divide clumps during spring repotting when pseudobulbs grow crowded. Repot every 2‑3 years as the bark substrate breaks downRoyal Hort....

Seed Storage & Package

Moisture‑proof sealed packaging guards micro‑orchid seeds against dampness, mould and shipping‑caused damage.

Store spare seeds inside cool, dry, shaded and ventilated locations. Refrigerated storage retains seed vitality. Keep far away from hot‑humid surroundings. Complete sowing within three‑month storage for optimal germination‑rate results.

Product Specifications

Plant Species：Brassia (Spider Orchid, Orchidaceae)

Seed Type：Tropical epiphytic dark‑green‑leaf spider orchid seed

Growth Trait：Dark‑green leathery strap‑shaped foliage, pseudobulbs, arching stalks of long‑petal spider‑like blooms

Sun Requirement：Bright indirect filtered light, sheltered from direct scorching sunlight

Suitable Soil：Loose orchid bark, perlite and sphagnum‑moss epiphyte substrate

Hardiness：Warm‑loving tropical orchid, high‑humidity‑preferring slow‑growing house‑plant

Main Usage：Greenhouse cultivation, indoor potted rare‑orchid planting, conservatory and ornamental‑flower collection

FAQ

Q1: How long do dark‑green Brassia orchid seeds take to germinate?

A1: Brassia are extremely‑tiny orchid seeds; germination usually takes 60‑90 days under stable high‑humid warm surroundings.

Q2: Can Brassia spider orchid grow in regular garden soil

A2: No. It is an air‑root epiphyte, requiring loose fast‑draining bark‑based orchid growing medium instead of dense garden dirt.

Q3: What are the famous traits of Brassia spider orchid

A3: It bears long slender spider‑shaped petals, glossy dark‑green strap‑shaped leaves and stores nutrition inside plump dark‑green pseudobulbs.