Ornithidium sophronitis (Big) Cleisocentron A captivating primary hybrid resulting

A captivating primary hybrid resulting from the cross between Masd

It is unique among most Cattleya because its flower spike emerges from the base of the pseudobulb

nighttime 54-63°F (12-17°C)

densely packed corymbs with medium-sized flowers featuring lanceolate

This plant prefers warm conditions and should be sheltered when temperatures drop

Ornithidium sophronitis (Big) Cleisocentron A captivating primary hybrid resultingA creeping, mat forming miniature epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, prized for its spectacular mass blooming displays. The plant produces clusters of small, rounded flowers nestled directly among the dense, succulent foliage, with neatly cupped sepals and petals surrounding a distinctly contrasting, fleshy lip. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can desiccate the compact, succulent leaves.