Cattleya walkeriana f. azul Ctenanthe creating spectacular displays with sweet

creating spectacular displays with sweet fragrance that attracts pollinators in its natural habitat

orchid native to cloud forests at altitudes between 2000 and 3500 meters

and appropriate humidity levels

With its celestial appearance and relatively easy care requirements

setting it apart in the world of philodendrons

Cattleya walkeriana f. azul Ctenanthe creating spectacular displays with sweetThis Brazilian species is a highly sought after, compact growing orchid. This specific coerulea form displays beautiful gray blue or lavender blue flowers. It is unique among most Cattleya because its flower spike emerges from the base of the pseudobulb, not the top. Light: Very bright light is required. It can tolerate a bit of direct morning or late afternoon sun, but requires protection from intense midday sun. Temperature: Intermediate to Warm.