Cattleya Milo (1910) f. coerulea Acineta The leaves are typically narrow

The leaves are typically narrow and green

allowing the top few inches to dry between watering

This is a select and prized cross of the species Cattleya maxima

Humidity: Demands very high humidity levels of 70-85% with excellent air circulation to support the delicate leaf development and prevent desiccation

Cattleya Milo (1910) f. coerulea Acineta The leaves are typically narrowThis historic primary hybrid orchid from 1910 combines C. maxima f. coerulea with C. mossiae f. coerulea to create the legendary 'Milo' in its rare coerulea form, displaying striking blue tones that make it a unique and highly prized addition to any orchid collection. Light: Requires bright light with some direct morning sun. Provide high light levels for optimal growth and flowering. Temperature: Thrives in intermediate to warm conditions with