cattleya percivaliana fma semi alba canaimas guava Blooming:No leathery leaves along thin stems

leathery leaves along thin stems

This particular hybrid is known for its butterfly-like flowers

the plant does its photosynthesis entirely through its roots

but do not place it deep beneath larger plants where hardly any light reaches it

creating a charming contrast

cattleya percivaliana fma semi alba canaimas guava Blooming:No leathery leaves along thin stemsThese Photos are sample photos of the mother plant. Winter suddenly takes on color when Cattleya percivaliana opens. In this semi alba selection, sepals and petals remain porcelain white, while the lip shows a rich, guava pink to raspberry depth, with a warm yellow glow in the throat. The flowers stand elegantly, lightly scented that typical, spicy hairy perfume for which this species is known. In bloom, the plant has something festive without