A self-pollinated cross of one of Colombia's most coveted Cattleya species, producing flowers of exceptional purity — pristine white petals and sepals contrasting with a dramatic lip in rich orange and deep violet-purple, delivering both elegance and bold color in a single bloom. Light: Bright indirect to moderate direct light. An east or south-facing window with filtered sun is ideal. Good light is essential to encourage blooming. Temperature: Intermediate to warm-growing. Prefers 60–85°F (15–29°C) with a slight drop at night to stimulate flowering. Humidity: 50–70%. Provide good air circulation along with humidity to prevent fungal issues while keeping the plant comfortable. Watering: Water thoroughly, then allow the potting medium to dry almost completely before watering again. Cattleyas dislike standing in moisture — use a fast-draining bark or mixed media. Additional Notes:Flowers are large and showy with broad, pristine white petals and ruffled sepals. The lip is boldly marked with a golden-orange center transitioning to deep violet-purple margins, creating a striking multicolored display. Self-pollinated seedlings from this species may express slight variation in lip coloration, making each plant a unique specimen. Fragrant and long-lasting blooms.
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A self-pollinated cross of one of Colombia's most coveted Cattleya species, producing flowers of exceptional purity — pristine white petals and sepals contrasting with a dramatic lip in rich orange and deep violet-purple, delivering both elegance and bold color in a single bloom. Light: Bright indirect to moderate direct light. An east or south-facing window with filtered sun is ideal. Good light is essential to encourage blooming. Temperature: Intermediate to warm-growing. Prefers 60–85°F (15–29°C) with a slight drop at night to stimulate flowering. Humidity: 50–70%. Provide good air circulation along with humidity to prevent fungal issues while keeping the plant comfortable. Watering: Water thoroughly, then allow the potting medium to dry almost completely before watering again. Cattleyas dislike standing in moisture — use a fast-draining bark or mixed media. Additional Notes:Flowers are large and showy with broad, pristine white petals and ruffled sepals. The lip is boldly marked with a golden-orange center transitioning to deep violet-purple margins, creating a striking multicolored display. Self-pollinated seedlings from this species may express slight variation in lip coloration, making each plant a unique specimen. Fragrant and long-lasting blooms.
Estimated shipping date: To be calculated
Ships from: Apopka, FL
Shipping fee: $15
Sales tax:
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$15
Ships from:
Apopka, FL
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Ships from: Apopka, FL
Shipping fee: $15
Sales tax:
Returns and exchanges:
Estimated shipping date: Mon/Tue
Ships from: Apopka, FL
Shipping fee: $15
Sales tax:
Returns and exchanges:
Quick shipper
•
2388
Great packaging
•
2771
Item as described
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2751
Fair pricing
•
2510
Friendly
•
2072
On time meet-up
•
455
Communication
•
1575
Understanding
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1247
Seller that takes time to find what buyers ask. Packing extremely well with even orchid blooms surviving. Wide variety of plants.
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My package got stuck over the weekend by UPS and I had a funeral ready for the cissus discolor and anthurium magnificum. They came in great packaging and were stuck in the mail for SEVEN DAYS, all arrived alive and with some water they have perked up. So happy !
Post on 4 hours ago