Cattleya walkeriana f. azul Thaumatophyllum reflecting its cloud forest habitat

reflecting its cloud forest habitat

combining the finest traits of its parent species to produce exquisite and eye-catching blooms

Its leaves have distinct patterns of green and silver

creating a captivating visual spectacle

making it a beautiful addition to any garden or indoor collection

Cattleya walkeriana f. azul Thaumatophyllum reflecting its cloud forest habitatThis 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.