Cattleya sincorana Fernandezia radiating throat and a frilled

radiating throat and a frilled front lobe with dark margins

Temperature: Warm to intermediate conditions

particularly in winter

each topped by a single firm

Cattleya sincorana Fernandezia radiating throat and a frilledA captivating miniature species native to the rocky mountain landscapes of South America, highly favored for its exceptional compact growth and striking floral presentation. This robust rupicolous epiphyte develops tightly clustered, nearly spherical pseudobulbs that produce short inflorescences carrying remarkably large, long lasting, and heavily textured flowers that completely dwarf the foliage. Light: Bright indirect light or filtered sunlight