Acemannia

This fascinating genus is the result of a cross between Acineta and Lueddemannia, combining the best of both parents in an orchid of unique appeal. It inherits its hanging, waxy inflorescences, often globular in shape and robust in texture, from Acineta, while from Lueddemannia it takes the intensity of its vibrant colors and a certain upright bearing. The result is a plant of great ornamental value, with flowers ranging from intense yellows and oranges to warm reds, often adorned with spots or contrasts that make them visually striking.