Rhyncholaeliocattleya Jose Roman Heliconia Its prominent parallel veins form

Its prominent parallel veins form an elegant ribbed pattern

spoon-shaped leaves

resulting in a classic epiphytic orchid famous for its exceptional breeding significance and its remarkable place in orchid history as one of the foundational hybrids of modern cattleya breeding programs

Temperature: Classified as an intermediate-growing species

It thrives in subtropical or tropical moist montane forests

Rhyncholaeliocattleya Jose Roman Heliconia Its prominent parallel veins formA fine intergeneric Cattleya alliance hybrid bred from Rlc. Lady Sally crossed with C. Felicia, combining the large, full formed flowers and rich coloration of its Lady Sally parent with the refined shape and elegance of Felicia. This cross produces showy, well presented blooms with excellent substance, ideal for collectors seeking classic Cattleya alliance beauty in a reliable, floriferous plant. Light: Bright, indirect light; a south or east facing