Cattleya intermedia v alba peloric form

Description

2″ pot. This Brazilian species is a relatively compact grower that bears spikes of multiple flowers in spring or summer. The flowers are somewhat variable in color and form, but typically are fairly large (4-5”), lightly fragrant, and long-lasting. Plants are midsize, bifoliate, super-easy growers that are highly temperature tolerant, but need to be kept fairly moist. They are aggressive growers that, if adequately controlled, make a great plant for windowsill or under lights. The seedlings we offer will have white flowers, which will be peloric in form. Photo shows the coerulea, standard form. Young seedlings.