Mini Cattleya Mini Cattleya Bicolor Yellow (Cattleya sp.)

Cattleya (scientific name: Cattleya × hybrida HJVeitch) is a perennial epiphytic herbaceous plant of the genus Cattleya of the Orchidaceae family, also known as the genus Cattleya. The stem is usually enlarged into a pseudobulb shape, with 1-3 leathery leaves on the top. The flowers are single or several arranged in racemes, borne on the top of pseudobulbs. The flowers are large and beautiful, with bright and rich colors. The pseudobulbs are club-shaped or cylindrical, and the leaves are oblong and leathery. The flowers are single or several at the top of the pseudobulb, and the sepals are lanceolate. The petals are oval with wavy edges. The flowering period varies from species to species.
Cattleya is native to tropical America. Native species exist from Mexico to tropical South America, often growing on trees in the forest or on rocks under the forest. Likes warmth, moisture and sufficient light. Usually potted with fern roots, moss, bark blocks, etc.