cattleya maxima Blooming:No This allows the moisture level

This allows the moisture level of the root system to be controlled independently of the environment

Daytime temperatures between 22 and 28°C and nighttime temperatures above 17°C

This species primarily contributes the warm orange flower color

It can tolerate brighter conditions than many shade-loving orchids and often withstands morning or late afternoon sun

cattleya maxima Blooming:No This allows the moisture levelThe Cattleya maxima is one of the classics among South American Cattleyas. With its graceful flower clusters and intensely colored lip, it is a real eye catcher that has delighted orchid lovers since the 19th century. As its name suggests, it is among the more impressive species, not only in size but also in flowering. Origin Cattleya maxima occurs naturally along the western Andes, particularly in Peru and Ecuador. There it grows as an epiphyte in