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Cattleya Pã¯ de Açµ£ar ( Sugar Loaf)

15 years ago

No prizes for guessing where this one hails from. I don't know much about the breeding but judging from the scent and the spots I would say it must have Catt.guttata and C. amethystoglossa in it.The color is quite variable. More often the basic color is white or lilac, but I also like this straw-colored clone . Merry Christmas!

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olyagrove
15 years ago
Beautiful!
dragon_kite
15 years ago
Nice to see a vertical composition! I'm so use to seeing catt flowers in a horizontal set-up.
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botanical_drifter
15 years ago
Wow!

botanical_drifter
cjwatson
15 years ago
For English keyboards, it is registered this way:
Cattleya Pao da Acucar (Cattleya Kerchoveana x Cattleya Brabantiae)

Its genetics are 25% each:
schilleriana
aclandiae
loddigesii
schofieldiana

I remember when Floralia offered it years ago. Now, it is
being used in second generation hybrids.

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