Origin
The Cambria 'Nelly Isler' is a popular orchid that originated from hybrid breeding. This orchid was created in the 1980s by the Swiss nursery Roellke Orchideen. The plant bears the name of Nelly Isler, the grower's wife. The species is also referred to as the Cambria Roellke 'Nelly Isler'.

Characteristics
The Cambria 'Nelly Isler' has a unique appearance due to the combination of red, orange, and yellow hues in its flowers. These flowers form clusters against a backdrop of dark green leaves. The plant can reach a height of approximately 60 centimeters. A striking feature of this species is the strong, spicy scent emitted by the blooms.

Care
Caring for the Cambria 'Nelly Isler' requires a certain level of dedication. The orchid thrives in ample indirect light, but cannot tolerate direct sunlight. The ideal room temperature is between 18 and 25 degrees Celsius. The 'Nelly Isler' needs to be watered generously as soon as the substrate is dry, but overwatering should be avoided. Lastly, this plant benefits from a high humidity environment.