Cattleya trianae 'Michael 7A' x 'Sangre de Toro Dark Lip' Gastrochilus It thrives in cooler temperatures

It thrives in cooler temperatures and high humidity

but ensure sufficient luminosity to encourage the dense

The flowers are fragrant and have a hook-like bend to the lip

This stunning slipper orchid hybrid is a cross between Phragmipedium Barbara Leann and Phragmipedium besseae

Native to Ecuadorian cloud forests

Cattleya trianae 'Michael 7A' x 'Sangre de Toro Dark Lip' Gastrochilus It thrives in cooler temperaturesThis exceptional cross between two of the best varieties of C. trianae is famous for its spectacular flowering, making it a highly prized specimen for collectors seeking the very best in Cattleya cultivation. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light with some morning sun. Can tolerate higher light levels than many orchids but avoid harsh midday direct sunlight. Temperature: Thrives in intermediate to warm temperatures. Ideal daytime temperatures should