Brassocattleya Ed Cott Gurania It thrives in moderate to

It thrives in moderate to bright indirect light and appreciates consistently moist soil for optimal growth

It is prized for having larger flowers and a more intense golden coloration than the Costa Rican form of C

This exceptional slipper orchid hybrid is a cross between Phragmipedium Olaf Gruss and Phragmipedium Fritz Schomburg 'Camila'

While tolerant of cooler conditions

It is native to Northern South America to Northern Peru

Brassocattleya Ed Cott Gurania It thrives in moderate toA charming compact Brassocattleya hybrid bred from Bc. Fuchs Star crossed with C. coccinea, inheriting the vivid color intensity of its coccinea parent and the floriferous, well structured form of Fuchs Star. This cross produces soft pink to rose toned flowers with a warm yellow and magenta labelo, blooming freely on a manageable plant well suited for windowsill or intermediate greenhouse culture. Light: Bright, indirect light; a south or east facing