cattleya maxima var coerulea x cattleya schroederae Blooming:No The species occurs from southwestern

The species occurs from southwestern China to Vietnam

Dat matte of grijzige blad kan vanuit Prosthechea citrina worden meegegeven en is niet automatisch een teken van een voedingsprobleem

Depending on the light

succulent leaves that are broad and fleshy - strikingly different from many other Angraecum species

Flower size: petals of about 8-12 cm wide

cattleya maxima var coerulea x cattleya schroederae Blooming:No The species occurs from southwesternThis cross combines the cool, slate lilac of maxima var. coerulea with the generous flower form and fragrance of Cattleya schroederae. The result is an elegant Cattleya with slender lines, large flowers and a color tone that remains calm from porcelain lilac to soft blue violet with a clearly drawn lip. In bloom, the plant looks classic, but with just that sophisticated touch that collectors fall for. Origin Its parents come from light rich, breezy