Brassocattleya Ecuagenera Dicranopygium benefiting from a night temperature

benefiting from a night temperature drop of 10-15°F (6-8°C)

Its unique triangular flowers and cascading growth make it a distinguished choice for orchid collectors

typical of its tropical origins

featuring large pseudobulbs with leathery leaves and intricate flowers with greenish petals and brown markings

The plant has pleated leaves and prefers to be grown in baskets to allow the flowers to hang freely

Brassocattleya Ecuagenera Dicranopygium benefiting from a night temperatureThis exceptional hybrid orchid represents a distinguished cross within the Cattleya alliance, combining the fragrant qualities of Brassavola with the robust flowering characteristics of Cattleya. This sophisticated breeding showcases enhanced adaptability and distinctive nocturnal fragrance. Light: Bright, indirect light with some filtered morning sunlight. Provide adequate brightness to support robust growth and encourage reliable flowering cycles.