Cattleya maxima f. coerulea Mormodes Prefers stable cool conditions that

Prefers stable cool conditions that mimic its montane forest habitat

Protect from direct sunlight which can scorch leaves

an intermediate grower that benefits from a moderate temperature drop at night to encourage flowering

ruffled sepals and petals and a wide trilobed lip with a vivid throat and a deeply frilled front lobe

Toshie Aoki with Rlc

Cattleya maxima f. coerulea Mormodes Prefers stable cool conditions thatA rare and highly coveted unpigmented form of Cattleya maxima, one of Ecuador's most iconic native orchid species. It produces multiple flowers simultaneously in a graceful, arching raceme, each with narrow, gently undulated tepals, an erect dorsal sepal, spreading lateral petals, and a tubular lip with frilled margins all in the exceptionally rare blue lavender coloration that makes this form one of the most sought after Cattleya in any serious