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C. luteola - Peru
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I got this plant from Lee Moore a number of years ago. I've had a lot of luck with the Peruvian Cattleya species, including maxima, violacea and rex. I'm still trying to master iricolor & mooreana.
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Another great one!
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outstanding!
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what a cute little devil. those brazilian species are always beautiful :)
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What a perfect little sweetheart.
Kim |
It's such a cutsie! The colors are very nice. Good growing! :)
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Great, I love this one. Mine is just a baby.
What about your cultutre makes you so successful in growing Peruvian orchids? |
That's absolutely beautiful! Great growing!
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Peruvian Orchid Culture
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For me, the Peruvian forms of luteola, violacea & maxima are easy to grow. I killed my fair share of Brazilian violaceas & Ecuadorean maximas. I grow the luteola mounted on a 1/4 coconut husk. I selfed it this year hoping to be able to flask up the seed pods, but I think I waited too late. None of the pods took. I have a few luteolas growing in pots, but they just don't seem to do as well...plan to pull them out and mount them later. I grow violaceas on cork. (I have a friend who does this also). I' haven't had much luck growing them in pots. The maximas grow well in a clay pots and seem undestructable. I don't think I've ever had a maxima die on me. I've had success with rex mounted on tree fern. I'm still trying to master mooreana and iricolor. I have both in pots and mounted. (They don't seem to like either much). Probably too hot in South Florida. |
What about light and humidity? Are you growing in a greenhouse?
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