Cattleya maxima f. coerulea 'Hector' Comparettia Provide consistent lighting conditions with

Provide consistent lighting conditions with some morning sun tolerance for optimal flowering

direct sun should be avoided as it can burn the foliage

elongated green leaves and requires a vertical support structure like a moss pole to thrive and mature

producing an impressive flush of simultaneous blooms on independent erect scapes above a compact rosette of narrow

Cattleya maxima f. coerulea 'Hector' Comparettia Provide consistent lighting conditions withA select and exceptional selfing of a premier blue color form of this majestic species native to Ecuador, featuring a robust and upright growth habit. It produces strong, erect inflorescences from mature pseudobulbs, bearing an elegant, crowded canopy of large blossoms that bring striking sophistication to any collection. Light: Bright indirect light or filtered morning sun with a 4050% shade cloth to protect the foliage from scorching. Temperature: