Cattleya Chamberlainiana 1881 - (C. dowiana x C. tigrina.) Pot Size:4" use a very open

use a very open

it grows not as a climber but as a slow

this one tends to have slightly more compact growth and a refined leaf texture

Provide a moss pole or trellis — both parent species are climbers and vertical support encourages larger mature leaf development

for the quality and brilliance of the foliar tone rather than any blue coloration — combined with a velvet surface of exceptional refinement and the brilliant white venation characteristic of the species at its finest

Cattleya Chamberlainiana 1881 - (C. dowiana x C. tigrina.) Pot Size:4" use a very openCattleya chamberlainiana is a historic orchid species first described in 1881. It is admired for its large, showy blooms in shades of lavender to purple, often with a contrasting lip. Like other Cattleyas, it is valued for its fragrance and ornamental appeal, making it a classic in orchid collections. This is a primary cross of C. dowiana x C. tigrina. Care Guide Light: Bright, indirect light with some direct morning or late afternoon sun.