Rhyncholaelia digbyana Ctenanthe provide the maximum amount of

provide the maximum amount of light possible

The resulting orchids will likely carry a combination of characteristics from the Cattleya warneri suavisima parent plant

elongated leaves that showcase a glossy

A captivating miniature orchid native to the cool

This young specimen already displays the characteristic bright yellow-green venation patterns that will intensify as the plant matures

Rhyncholaelia digbyana Ctenanthe provide the maximum amount ofA robust epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America, bearing large, commanding flowers with broad, undulating sepals and petals. The defining feature is its enormous, elaborately fringed lip one of the most iconic in the orchid world and a cornerstone of Cattleya alliance hybridization. Light: Bright indirect light with 3050% shade cloth; tolerates higher light than most alliance species, which promotes blooming. Temperature: 6085F (1629C); a