Cattleya Enchantress (1914) f. coerulea 'Gigi' x splash Vanda avoid harsh midday sun to

avoid harsh midday sun to prevent leaf scorch but ensure sufficient light for flowering

a captivating historic cattleya cross from 1898 between Laelia purpurata purple lip and Cattleya intermedia 'Aquimi' alba

add an element of natural beauty and elegance to the plant

heart-shaped leaves boldly sectored and splashed in pure white against a deep

making it a prized specimen for collectors

Cattleya Enchantress (1914) f. coerulea 'Gigi' x splash Vanda avoid harsh midday sun toThis is a complex hybrid, originating from a cross between C. quadricolor and C. intermedia. This specific grex has the coerulea form ('Gigi'), which contributes blue lavender tones, crossed with a 'splash' petal form, which introduces contrasting color markings on the petals. Light: Requires bright, indirect light to encourage blooming. A south or west facing window is often suitable, provided the light is filtered to prevent leaf burn. Insufficient