cattleya araguaiensis Marcgravia aerial roots and preference for

aerial roots and preference for heat and humidity - betray its tropical background

the plant can produce a long flowering stem on which several flowers open in succession

vigorously growing plant with graceful flowers that uniquely convey the sophistication of the genus Vanda

Use an airy mixture especially for slipper orchids

This species does not thrive in cooler conditions and is best suited to greenhouses or nurseries where the temperature remains stable

cattleya araguaiensis Marcgravia aerial roots and preference forThe Cattleya araguaiensis is a rare and sophisticated species from Brazil that is especially loved for its elegant flowers in soft hues. It is a plant that combines subtle beauty and botanical value, earning a special place in the collection of the serious orchid owner. Origin This species originates from the region around the Araguaia River in central Brazil, from which it takes its name. There it grows as an epiphyte in tropical forests, where it