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Default Cattleya warneri var. integra
Here's another C. warneri from my collection. This is a what collectors here call variety integra based on the fact that the mid-lobe of the lip is entirely covered with purple.

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Those are great looking blooms, Mauro. Is this a strictly warm-growing species, or can it adapt to intermediate/cool temperatures? Any fragrance?

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Love that lip!
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Those are great looking blooms, Mauro. Is this a strictly warm-growing species, or can it adapt to intermediate/cool temperatures? Any fragrance?

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It is primarily a warm lover, Steve, but it stands well a cool winter.
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