Laeliocattleya Scott Blount Cyrtorchis producing clusters of globose

producing clusters of globose

Water when the top layer starts to dry to avoid root rot

is a striking climbing aroid renowned for its dramatic color transformation and vigorous growth habit that creates impressive vertical displays

glossy texture — an unusually bold display for the genus

reaching a maximum height of about 38cm

Laeliocattleya Scott Blount Cyrtorchis producing clusters of globoseAn exceptional hybrid resulting from the cross between C. George Hausermann and L. splendida, inheriting the finest structural and ornamental qualities of its lineage. This upright epiphyte features strong, elongated pseudobulbs that produce stout inflorescences bearing large, heavily textured flowers with a magnificent, commanding presence that will captivate any collector. Light: Bright indirect light or filtered sunlight with 4060% shade cloth;