Friday, March 27, 2015
Laelia sincorana
Laelia sincorana, now reclassified as Cattleya sincorana is one of the smaller species and a real jewel. It is from Brazil and blooms here in the spring. The round pseudobulbs with their leaves are 10 cm tall and the flowers the same size or a bit larger. The flower spikes emerge from within the leaves just as the leaves begin to unfold and the flowers are usually born singly, though occasionally I get two flowers from a flower spike. I grow the plant with the highest light I can give it in cool to intermediate temperatures and mounted on a piece of tree branch.
Labels:
brazil,
cattleya,
laelia,
laelia sincorana,
orchid
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