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Some Cattleya Species

18 years ago

Here are a few cattleya species I grow. I am so happy with the flowering on the C. bicolor and C. mossiae var. coerulea is one of my personal favorites of all time. Hope you enjoy! On the page you will find:

C. bicolor (whole plant & close up)

C. mendelii

C. mossiea var. coerulea

Kinsey

Cattleya Species

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Charm
18 years ago
exquisite!~Charm
sambac
18 years ago
Love the bicolor!
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picotee_sofl
18 years ago
Gorgeous! The bi-color is dynamite!

Marci
orchidflowerchild
18 years ago
I agre, Marci! Hey, Kinsey, if you ever have a spare piece of that bicolour, I have some things to offer in trade. Get back to me.

-Cj
ksmflorida
Original Author
18 years ago
Cj,

Possibly after the flowering. I will check it out and see what new growth is coming off.
Sheila
18 years ago
Stunning all of them. But, I especially love the bi-color!

Sheila :)

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