Cattleya trianae 'Michael 7A' x 'Sangre de Toro Dark Lip' Gastrochilus Native to Ecuadorian cloud forests

Native to Ecuadorian cloud forests

This orchid is known for its attractive and often pale-colored flowers

kept consistently moist but not waterlogged

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

it's essential to understand the care requirements specific to this orchid species

Cattleya trianae 'Michael 7A' x 'Sangre de Toro Dark Lip' Gastrochilus Native to Ecuadorian cloud forestsThis 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