Cattleya Enchantress (1914) f. coerulea 'Gigi' x splash Vanda a captivating historic cattleya cross

a captivating historic cattleya cross from 1898 between Laelia purpurata purple lip and Cattleya intermedia 'Aquimi' alba

making it a prized specimen for collectors

avoid harsh midday sun to prevent leaf scorch but ensure sufficient light for flowering

add an element of natural beauty and elegance to the plant

Can tolerate some morning sun but avoid harsh direct sunlight which can damage the delicate pseudobulbs and leaves

Cattleya Enchantress (1914) f. coerulea 'Gigi' x splash Vanda a captivating historic cattleya crossThis is a complex hybrid, originating from a cross between C. quadricolor and C. intermedia. This specific grex has the coerulea form ('Gigi'), which contributes blue lavender tones, crossed with a 'splash' petal form, which introduces contrasting color markings on the petals. Light: Requires bright, indirect light to encourage blooming. A south or west facing window is often suitable, provided the light is filtered to prevent leaf burn. Insufficient