Brassocattleya Felicia aurea Quararibea humid conditions typical of high-altitude

humid conditions typical of high-altitude Andean cloud forests

intricate detail

Flowers emerge on pendant spikes from the base of the plant

The sepals and petals are reduced to extremely narrow

its most distinguishing feature is the dense covering of amber-colored

Brassocattleya Felicia aurea Quararibea humid conditions typical of high-altitudeA floriferous hybrid of Bc. Saint Andr C. dowiana aurea, two classic Cattleya alliance orchids prized for their large, fragrant blooms. It bears slender, elongated sepals and petals with a tubular, ruffled lip with a contrasting throat, carried on tall, slender pseudobulbs with long, arching leaves. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; adequate light is essential for flowering avoid harsh midday sun that can scorch the leaves.