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Old 02-05-2008, 01:12 PM
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Default Cattleytonia Rosy Jewel 'Vera Stella'

This is an old cross, actually the first cross between a Cattleya and a Broughtonia. After the success of this, many other cattleya species have been crossed with Broughtonia. This one, the large Cattleya bowringiana by the small Broughtonia sanguinea, has generated a relatively small plant that produces a crown of intermediate sized flowers of good shape.
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wow! a gorgeous one... love it!
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Very beautiful! I love it's vibrant colors!
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Very pretty.
Cattleytonias are always charming.
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Nice display!

How tall is the plant from pot up, not including the spike?
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Gorgeous! I wonder if it can do well in my warm-hot climate...
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That's very sweet, Mauro
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Nice display!

How tall is the plant from pot up, not including the spike?
+-20cm, Chris.
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Gorgeous! I wonder if it can do well in my warm-hot climate...
You bet, Neverend. Both parents are Central American/Caribean plants.
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Whats not to love. Its small, and pretty! Congrats Mauro.
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