Cattleya Lavinia Valbonesi Anguloa This plant gets its common

This plant gets its common name from the long

creating a profusion of blossoms

it will thrive with higher humidity

giving it a bicolor look

which prefers wet habitats

Cattleya Lavinia Valbonesi Anguloa This plant gets its commonThis stunning hybrid orchid is a cross between Cattleya iricolor and Cattleya quadricolor, celebrated for its large fragrant flowers with vibrant colors and classic Cattleya form, making it an excellent choice for collectors and enthusiasts. Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light with filtered sunlight. Provide adequate brightness while protecting from harsh direct sun exposure. Temperature: Prefers intermediate to warm conditions with temperatures