Cattleya intermedia 'Aquimi coerulea' Capparaceae flat-spread flowers feature three separate

flat-spread flowers feature three separate sepals in a dynamic bird-in-flight silhouette — a long arching dorsal tail and broad lateral sepals with their own curved tails

allowing roots to stay moist while maintaining good airflow

As this is a seed-grown hybrid

architectural growth habit that showcases the plant's striking tropical appeal

which can scorch the delicate foliage

Cattleya intermedia 'Aquimi coerulea' Capparaceae flat-spread flowers feature three separateA stunning coerulea form of the classic Brazilian species, prized for its delicate lavender blue flowers with darker labellum. This intermediate to warm growing Cattleya produces fragrant blooms on compact plants, making it an exceptional choice for collectors seeking rare color forms of this beloved species. Light: Bright light, equivalent to 30 50% shade cloth. Cattleyas require high light levels to bloom abundantly. Temperature: Intermediate to