Definition
Schomburgkia is a genus of epiphytic orchids known for their distinctive pseudobulbs and showy flowers. The pseudobulbs are often hollow and ant-inhabited, forming a symbiotic relationship π. The flowers are colorful and long-lasting, blooming in clusters. These orchids are native to the Americas. They are popular among orchid growers for their resilience and unique appearance. Think of them as the cool condo complexes of the orchid world, housing whole ant communities.