Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Clarines' x 'Morelia' Rare Species this plant is likely adapted

this plant is likely adapted to tropical environments and would thrive in conditions that provide warm temperatures

is highly sought after for the consistency of its deep reddish-purple lip color

Water thoroughly when top inch of soil feels dry

Anthurium coriaceum 7 Culture

Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Clarines' x 'Morelia' Rare Species this plant is likely adaptedThis variety represents a cross between two highly desirable cultivated clones, 'Clarines' and 'Morelia', of Cattleya lueddemanniana. It is a medium sized, unifoliate epiphyte known for its large, strongly fragrant flowers. This particular cross is bred for vigor and superior floral qualities. Light: Provide very bright light. Avoid direct, intense midday sun which can burn the leaves. Temperature: Warm to hot conditions. Day temperatures 75F 85F (24C