Cattleya Madeline Soto Vitekorchis so avoid direct sunlight

so avoid direct sunlight

This epiphytic aroid thrives in well-aerated substrate and needs consistently high humidity to develop its impressive foliage

The blooms are defined by triangular acuminate sepals with densely fimbriate margins — the fringed edges that give this species its name — and prominent bilobed petals that add to the flower's dramatic

Water when top feels slightly dry

Cattleya Madeline Soto Vitekorchis so avoid direct sunlightAn exquisite Cattleya hybrid from the cross of C. Intermedia Gigas and C. Chyong Guu Swan 4N, producing large, softly ruffled flowers in delicate lavender lilac tones. The broad petals and sepals frame a striking labellum with a creamy yellow throat and a vivid magenta fuchsia center splash, creating a captivating contrast that commands attention in any collection. Light: Bright, indirect light; a south or east facing window with filtered light is