Cattleya trianae f. coerulea Pearcea " stands as a botanical

" stands as a botanical marvel cherished for its extraordinary flowers

and periodic fertilization are essential

which often develop a red-ruffled appearance as the plant matures

50-59°F (10-15°C) at night

The "HCC" and "AOS" in its name stand for Highly Commended Certificate and Award of Merit

Cattleya trianae f. coerulea Pearcea " stands as a botanicalIt is a variation of the Cattleya trianae orchid species, known for its striking blue or blue violet flower coloration. This coerulea form is highly prized among orchid enthusiasts for its captivating and unique floral display. Cattleya trianae is the national flower of Colombia and is renowned for its fragrant and colorful blooms. Successfully cultivating this coerulea variation requires a thorough understanding of the care requirements for Cattleya