Cattleya C. G. Roebling (1895) Onagraceae The name "ornithorhynchum" refers to

The name "ornithorhynchum" refers to its purported resemblance to the bill of a platypus

disease-prone conditions

Blooms emerge in spring and summer with remarkable longevity and delightful fragrance

this epiphytic orchid typically features large

offering both aesthetic beauty and a touch of exotic flair

Cattleya C. G. Roebling (1895) Onagraceae The name "ornithorhynchum" refers toThis historic orchid hybrid is renowned for its stunning flowers and rich heritage, making it an excellent option for collectors looking for classic orchids of exceptional beauty. Light: Requires bright light with some direct morning sun. For optimal growth and flowering, provide the maximum amount of light possible. Temperature: Thrives in intermediate to warm conditions with daytime temperatures of 22 28C (72 82F) and nighttime drops to 16 20C (61