Brassavola foliage color question

[Mrobert]

My Brassavola Grandiflora (possibly Nodosa) has none of the purpleish coloration on the leaves that I've seen on many flowering nodosas. The whole plant is a uniform deep-green. Is this normal? I suspect I'm offering it to little light, currently it is getting about 1400 ft.cd for 13-hours from two CFLs and a dose of early morning sun through a roughly east facing window. Should I up the light?

The plant may have bloomed in the past but I've not been able to get it to bloom for the last 7-months.

I've tried searching, I swear!
-MR

[ischel1]

I would agree with you that it's a light factor providing that you're fertilizing and watering properly. Try giving it more light and see what happens.

[Brutal_Dreamer]

... but, ease it into the light. No sudden bright light or you could burn it.

Cheers,
BD

[Mrobert]

So I should be concerned that it has the leaves have perfectly uniform color?