Cattleya purpurata Sanguinea x Rubra Biophytum Thriving in high-altitude

Thriving in high-altitude

indirect light is necessary for healthy

Floral Characteristics: Phragmipedium Memoria Dick Clements displays elegant slipper-shaped flowers with refined coloration and sophisticated patterns

fragrant flowers that emerge from the base of the newest pseudobulb

A well-draining potting mix is key

Cattleya purpurata Sanguinea x Rubra Biophytum Thriving in high-altitudeThis orchid is a popular cross between two color forms of C. purpurata. It's specifically bred for flowers that show exceptionally intense red purple color in the lip. It grows robust, club shaped pseudobulbs topped by a single, tough leaf. Light: Give it very bright, indirect light, like filtered morning sun. High light levels are necessary for good flowering, but protect it from intense, direct sun. Temperature: Prefers intermediate to warm