Origin
The Cambria Renaissance White is a crossbreed within the Orchid family, specifically between the Odontoglossum and Oncidium genera, and was cultivated in laboratories rather than in the wild. This species, also known as the 'butterfly orchid', has its roots in the diverse and varied ecosystems of Central and South America.

Characteristics
The Cambria Renaissance White is distinguished by its striking white flowers, which can vary from pure to creamy white. These flowers are of considerable size, reaching up to 8 cm in diameter. They are recognizable by their layered, frilly appearance and the golden eye in the centre of each petal. The plant produces multiple clusters of flowers on each of the long, slender stems.

Care
For optimal health and growth, the Cambria Renaissance White requires an environment with plenty of indirect light and regulated temperatures between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius. In addition, this plant thrives on high humidity; it is recommended to maintain the humidity level with a humidifier or by regularly misting the plant. It is also important to regularly, but not excessively, water the plant, ensuring thorough drying between watering. Care also includes the application of orchid-specific fertilisers during the growth period.