Cattleya maxima f. coerulea 'Gigi' x 'Angelo' X 'Scott' Aerangis upright scapes well above the

upright scapes well above the compact foliage

Amy Wakasugi and Rlc

This remarkable cross produces large flowers in captivating shades of lavender-blue

Nighttime temperature drops help sustain blooming cycles

will help this hybrid thrive and produce its stunning blossoms

Cattleya maxima f. coerulea 'Gigi' x 'Angelo' X 'Scott' Aerangis upright scapes well above theCattleya maxima is an epiphytic orchid, meaning that it grows on other plants or trees in its natural habitat. It prefers bright, indirect light and well draining soil that allows for good air circulation. In cultivation, it is often grown in pots or hanging baskets with a coarse, well draining potting mix.