Cattleya Cuyabeno Gastrochilus as too much direct exposure

as too much direct exposure can damage the leaves

Native to the tropical regions of South America

It is a hybrid plant that combines the stunning qualities of both parent species

and a well-draining orchid mix is key to nurturing Paphinia herrerae's enchanting beauty

heart-shaped leaves with velvety texture and extraordinarily prominent white venation patterns that create dramatic contrast across the entire leaf surface

Cattleya Cuyabeno Gastrochilus as too much direct exposureCattleya Cuyabeno is an exceptional hybrid resulting from the cross between Cattleya Dominiana (1859) and Cattleya violacea. This orchid combines the genetics of two historic species, creating a plant with desirable characteristics in both its structure and its flowers. Light: Provide bright, indirect light with some morning sun. East or west facing windows with filtered light work well. Avoid harsh midday sunlight which can damage the leaves.