Cattleya walkeriana var alba x coerulea

Description

2” pot. Compact Brazilian species usually blooms in fall with flat 4” fragrant flowers. These plants are a cross between a coerulea (light blue-lavender) variety and an alba (white). Flowers may originate from the top of a fully-developed pseudobulb or they may be produced from a leafless pseudobulb-like growth that arises directly from the rhizome. Excellent species produces large flowers for the size of the plant. The plants we have for sale are young seedlings, which may be grown in a basket, potted, or mounted.