Cattleya maxima. f. semialba 'Gigi' x self Cyclanthaceae These fronds are deeply divided

These fronds are deeply divided into several lobes

Day 16–20°C (60–68°F)

The leaves are characterized by their unique fenestrations – the signature holes and splits – that are fewer and more irregular in shape

and using a well-draining orchid potting mix to ensure its well-being and growth

Commonly known as shining clubmoss or ground-pine

Cattleya maxima. f. semialba 'Gigi' x self Cyclanthaceae These fronds are deeply dividedThis is a self pollination of the superior clone 'Gigi' of C. maxima. This cross is specifically designed to consistently produce the semialba form orchids with pristine white or pale petals and sepals, contrasted by a brightly colored lip. Light: Very bright light is required. It can tolerate direct morning or late afternoon sun, but you must protect it from intense midday sun. Temperature: Thrives in Intermediate to Warm conditions. Day temperatures