Aliceara Stellar Hoku has two burgundy star-shaped flowers with pale lavender markings, broad patterned lips, and yellow centers among green leaves

Aliceara Stellar ‘Hoku’


Bred in Hawaii, this perennial orchid hybrid combines ancestry from Brassia, Miltonia, and Oncidium. It grows by forming new pseudobulbs, with flower spikes emerging from the base of mature growths. Each spike commonly carries six to eight star-shaped flowers about 3 inches wide, with burgundy coloring and pale lavender markings. The flowering display can last up to a month. The cultivar name Hoku means star in Hawaiian. Plants in flower commonly stand about 20 to 26 inches tall. Photographed in Florida.

An Aliceara Stellar Hoku orchid flower has pointed burgundy and cream segments around a broad pale pink lip
An Aliceara Stellar Hoku flower has marbled burgundy petals surrounding a broad white and pink lip
Aliceara Stellar Hoku bears a star-shaped orchid flower with burgundy markings and a ruffled pale pink lip
Aliceara Stellar Hoku carries several burgundy-marked flowers with broad pale pink lips on a branching stalk

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