One of my favorites (although quite temperamental).
My caulocattleya produces new growth this time of year and blooms around November/December.
I think my hybrid got the blooming schedule from the caularthron parent instead of the cattleya lol.
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It's not dead! It's just permanently dormant.
One of my favorites (although quite temperamental).
My caulocattleya produces new growth this time of year and blooms around November/December.
I think my hybrid got the blooming schedule from the caularthron parent instead of the cattleya lol.
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mmm, mmm, mmm...love this cross! I just can't seem to get it to take using it for a cross
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This is awesome bruce!! I've always liked these.
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THis is so pretty! I would really Love to have one, I have never heard of them before so will be keeping my eyes peeled for them. Well done on growing such a wonderful orchid and thanks for the photos.
It's not dead! It's just permanently dormant.
Same here Ron.Originally Posted by Ron-NY
I am 0-for-2 in attempting to cross this with other cattleyas.
Wrapped in metal..wrapped in ivy...
Could this be a sterile 3N plant ?
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