Cattleya guttata f. alba Bromeliaceae It is highly tolerant of

It is highly tolerant of hot daytime temperatures (up to 90°F / 32°C) and requires night temperatures generally above 60°F (16°C)

avoid any direct sun to prevent the leaves from burning

This captivating cross between two exceptional clones of Cattleya maxima is renowned for its striking floral beauty and elegant presentation

This Cattleya variety has strong pseudobulbs and thick leaves

A delicate subspecies of Masd

Cattleya guttata f. alba Bromeliaceae It is highly tolerant ofAn elegant and highly coveted color form of the classic species from the coastal forests of South America, prized for its pristine, immaculate presentation. This robust sympodial orchid develops tall, cylindrical, reed like pseudobulbs that produce upright, terminal inflorescences bearing heavy textured, waxy, and sweetly fragrant blossoms. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct afternoon sun to protect the upright, leathery