Cattleya maxima Ecua 0201 x Ecua 0204 Pearcea tendril-bearing stems make it a

tendril-bearing stems make it a dramatic and rewarding addition to any tropical garden or greenhouse collection

All parts contain calcium oxalate crystals and are toxic if ingested—keep away from children and pets

but provide adequate brightness for healthy development

These bracts create a dramatic and visually striking appearance

reduce slightly during rest but never allow to dry out completely

Cattleya maxima Ecua 0201 x Ecua 0204 Pearcea tendril-bearing stems make it aThis is a select and prized cross of the species Cattleya maxima. Known for its vigorous growth and high flower count, this plant produces large blooms that feature the characteristic bright yellow stripe down the lip. Light: High light is required (approx. 21,500 43,000 lux). Provide bright, filtered sun. This species tolerates more direct sunlight than many other orchid varieties. Temperature: Intermediate to warm conditions. The ideal range is 65