Cattleya Katherine Clarkson 'SVO' HCC/AOS x Cattlianthe Memoria Evelyn Paquette 'SVO'

I like it! Be interesting to see the colour change.

I'd definitely be interested in seeing it develop. It's very pretty Robb!

Originally Posted by Sheryl

I'd definitely be interested in seeing it develop. It's very pretty Robb!

Thanks! The other three have some different growth habits. Can't wait to see the flowers. Looks like another growing season for the rest of them, although one is putting on a strong new growth so I'm crossing my fingers. It's a bit small though, so I won't be surprised if it doesn't flower this time.

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Originally Posted by Chris in Hamilton

I like it! Be interesting to see the colour change.

Thank you Chris. I hope it does. It's so cool when they change color.

Beautiful color, should in interesting!!

Originally Posted by JDT

Beautiful color, should in interesting!!

We'll see. It's not happening quickly if it is. I feel like the sepals look a little darker though.

I love these. Spotty chaps. Usually have thick petals etc, or "tremendous substance" as they say, and last very well too.
I don't think flowering under lights makes any difference at all - my catts live under lights , although I turned them off for the summer, when our unique British heat wave summer started 2 months ago( Scotland, normally a rainy old place, just had its hottest day ever recorded since records began 400 years ago ....) and even here, so close to the sea, my garden got up to a shade temperature of 30 C. (86 F.) yesterday. But of course the lights also raise the temperature by a couple of degrees, I find. I'll switch them back on when our normal pattern of weather resumes, or say 8 weeks after the longest day in any case.

Originally Posted by Dorsetman

I love these. Spotty chaps. Usually have thick petals etc, or "tremendous substance" as they say, and last very well too.
I don't think flowering under lights makes any difference at all - my catts live under lights , although I turned them off for the summer, when our unique British heat wave summer started 2 months ago( Scotland, normally a rainy old place, just had its hottest day ever recorded since records began 400 years ago ....) and even here, so close to the sea, my garden got up to a shade temperature of 30 C. (86 F.) yesterday. But of course the lights also raise the temperature by a couple of degrees, I find. I'll switch them back on when our normal pattern of weather resumes, or say 8 weeks after the longest day in any case.

The substance is quite heavy. The weird fragrance is nice too. I've never grown one of these little spotties, but I can say I'm enamored with this one. I should probably back my lights off some as my grow room has been hitting 87-88 F some days. This summer is my first go round with lights so I really don't know what to expect.

[QUOTE=CattyRobb;. This summer is my first go round with lights so I really don't know what to expect.[/QUOTE]

It's all a learning curve, this orchid growing lark. Only it goes on for ever ! My 57th year of orchid growing, and I'm still learning. Or is it that I have forgotten what I once knew, and keep on learning it again ?