Brassocattleya Kay (N x var atropurpurea) Oxalidaceae it is likely to produce

it is likely to produce stunning clusters of star-shaped flowers

making this hybrid a standout choice for both collectors and beginners seeking spectacular floral displays

currently endemic to the rainforests of Ecuador

and burgundy

Brassocattleya Kay (N x var atropurpurea) Oxalidaceae it is likely to produceA hybrid of Bc. Fuchs Star L. purpurata var. atropurpurea, combining the slender, arching sepals and petals of the Brassavola influence with the broad, heavily veined lip inherited from the purpurata parent. Flowers are carried on upright stems with cylindrical pseudobulbs and strap like leaves, producing a single bloom of striking form and texture. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun, which can scorch the