Cattleya Dominiana (1859) f. coerulea Psychopsis Commonly known as the "Needle

Commonly known as the "Needle Orchid

Strictly avoid direct sunlight to prevent burns

to witness the mesmerizing and distinctive blooms that showcase the orchid's unique charm and Ecuador's rich cloud forest biodiversity

Light: Cattleya violacea prefers bright

provide bright indirect light and well-draining soil

Cattleya Dominiana (1859) f. coerulea Psychopsis Commonly known as the "NeedleThis historic primary hybrid between C. intermedia f. coerulea and C. maxima f. coerulea, first registered in 1859, represents one of the earliest successful Cattleya crosses and remains highly prized for its elegant blue toned flowers. Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light with some direct morning sunlight to promote robust pseudobulb development and flowering. Temperature: Prefers warm conditions with temperatures between 20 28C (68 82F).