Cattleya Armstrongiae gx 'Magnifica' is a tropical epiphytic orchid cultivar from the genus Cattleya, known for its robust, fleshy roots and upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves. It thrives in bright indirect light and requires orchid bark as a growing medium, preferring moist but well-drained conditions with neutral pH. Suitable for indoor or conservatory cultivation, it benefits from a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally south- or east-facing. This cultivar flowers atop mature pseudobulbs and offers year-round interest through spring, summer, autumn, and winter, with propagation possible via division or backbulbs.

Cattleya Armstrongiae gx 'Magnifica' is a tropical orchid with evergreen leaves, thriving in bright indirect light, ideal for indoor or conservatory growing

Cattleya Armstrongiae gx 'Magnifica'

Cattleya Basil gx is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, a group of tropical orchids native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants feature upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and robust pseudobulbs that store water and nutrients. The large flowers appear atop mature pseudobulbs and can be enjoyed throughout the year, including spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Suited to indoor or conservatory cultivation, this orchid thrives in orchid bark with bright indirect light, requiring moist but well-drained, neutral pH soil. It prefers a sheltered aspect with full sun or partial shade and is hardy to UK zone H1b.

Cattleya Basil gx is a tropical orchid cultivar with evergreen leaves, thriving in full sun or partial shade, ideal for indoor or conservatory growing

Cattleya Basil gx

Cattleya Bellona gx 'Saint Albans' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical epiphytic orchids native to South and Central America. These plants feature upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produce large, long-lasting flowers atop mature pseudobulbs. Suited to indoor or conservatory cultivation, this orchid thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium. It prefers moist but well-drained conditions, neutral pH loam, and a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade. Hardy to UK H1b, it can be propagated by division or backbulbs and offers interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya Bellona gx 'Saint Albans' is a tropical orchid with large, long-lasting flowers, ideal for indoor or conservatory display year-round.

Cattleya Bellona gx 'Saint Albans'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Excelsior' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical epiphytic orchids native to South and Central America. These plants feature upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produce large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs. This cultivar thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium and prefers moist but well-drained loam soil with a neutral pH. Suitable for indoor or conservatory cultivation, it requires a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, typically in south- or east-facing aspects. It is hardy to H1b and can be propagated by division or backbulbs, offering interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Excelsior' is a tropical orchid with large flowers year-round, ideal for indoor or conservatory display in full sun or partial shade.

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Excelsior'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Phoebe' is a hybrid orchid cultivar within the genus Cattleya, known for its tropical epiphytic plants native to South and Central America. This cultivar features upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs. Suitable for indoor cultivation in conservatories or as a houseplant, it thrives in orchid bark with bright indirect light, requiring moist but well-drained conditions. It prefers a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally facing south or east, and is hardy to UK zone H1b. Interest in this plant spans all seasons, from spring through winter.

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Phoebe' is a hardy H1b hybrid orchid with evergreen leaves, perfect for bright indoor or conservatory display year-round.

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Phoebe'

Cattleya Clarkiae gx 'Intensa' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical epiphytic orchids native to South and Central America. This plant features upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs. Suited for indoor cultivation, it thrives in conservatories or as a houseplant under bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium. It prefers moist but well-drained loam soil with neutral pH and benefits from a sheltered, south- or east-facing aspect. Hardy to UK zone H1b, it can be propagated by division or backbulbs and offers seasonal interest throughout the year.

Cattleya Clarkiae gx 'Intensa' is a tropical orchid with large flowers, evergreen leaves, and year-round interest, ideal for indoor or conservatory growing.

Cattleya Clarkiae gx 'Intensa'

Cattleya Dominiana gx is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical orchids native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants feature upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and robust, fleshy roots emerging from a thick rhizome. The cultivar produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs, which can last for an extended period. Suited for indoor or conservatory cultivation, it thrives in orchid bark with bright indirect light, requiring moist but well-drained, neutral loam soil. It is hardy to UK zone H1b and flowers across all seasons.

Cattleya Dominiana gx is a tropical orchid cultivar ideal for conservatories and indoor spaces, thriving in full sun to partial shade year-round.

Cattleya Dominiana gx

Cattleya Empress Frederick gx 'Avia Clifton' is a hybrid orchid cultivar within the tropical genus Cattleya, native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants feature upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and robust pseudobulbs that store water and nutrients. The cultivar thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium, requiring moist but well-drained conditions. Suitable for indoor or conservatory cultivation in the UK, it prefers a sheltered, south- or east-facing aspect and is hardy to H1b. This cultivar offers interest throughout the year, with flowers produced on mature pseudobulbs in spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Cattleya Empress Frederick gx 'Avia Clifton' is a hardy hybrid orchid with evergreen leaves, ideal for indoor or conservatory display all year round.

Cattleya Empress Frederick gx 'Avia Clifton'

Cattleya Euphrasia gx 'Westonbirt' is a hybrid cultivar within the Cattleya genus, known for its tropical epiphytic orchids native to South and Central America. This plant features upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs. Suited to indoor or conservatory environments, it thrives in bright indirect light with moist but well-drained orchid bark substrate. It prefers a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally facing south or east. This cultivar is hardy to H1b and can be propagated by division or backbulbs, offering seasonal interest throughout the year.

Cattleya Euphrasia gx 'Westonbirt' is a hardy indoor orchid with evergreen leathery leaves, thriving year-round in conservatories and greenhouses.

Cattleya Euphrasia gx 'Westonbirt'

Cattleya Fred Sander gx 'Imperia' is a cultivar of the tropical Cattleya genus, known for its epiphytic growth habit and upright stems. These orchids have evergreen, leathery leaves and produce large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs, which can last for an extended period. Suitable for indoor or conservatory cultivation, this hybrid thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium. It prefers moist but well-drained, neutral loam soil and benefits from a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, making it a year-round interest plant in the UK under H1b hardiness conditions.

Cattleya Fred Sander gx 'Imperia' is an evergreen, epiphytic orchid with large flowers, ideal for indoor or conservatory display all year round.

Cattleya Fred Sander gx 'Imperia'

Cattleya Germania gx is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic habit and upright stems. This cultivar features evergreen, leathery leaves and thrives in bright indirect light, making it suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant. It prefers a moist but well-drained loam soil with neutral pH, and benefits from a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally south- or east-facing. Hardy to H1b, it can be propagated by division or backbulbs and offers interest throughout the year, including spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Cattleya Germania gx thrives indoors or in conservatories with full sun or partial shade, offering year-round interest from spring to winter.

Cattleya Germania gx

Cattleya Iris gx 'Westonbirt' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical orchids native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants feature upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and robust pseudobulbs that store water and nutrients. Suited to conservatories and indoor environments, this cultivar thrives in bright indirect light with moist but well-drained orchid bark substrate. It prefers a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally south- or east-facing. Hardy to UK zone H1b, it offers year-round interest through spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Cattleya Iris gx 'Westonbirt' is a tropical orchid ideal for conservatories, thriving in full sun or partial shade with year-round interest and evergreen

Cattleya Iris gx 'Westonbirt'

Cattleya Kienastiana gx 'Aurora' is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic habit and upright stems. These plants have evergreen, leathery leaves and produce large, long-lasting flowers atop mature pseudobulbs. Suited to conservatories or as houseplants, they thrive in bright indirect light with orchid bark and require moist but well-drained conditions. This cultivar is hardy to H1b and is best grown in sheltered, south- or east-facing positions with neutral, loamy soil. It can be propagated by division or backbulbs and offers interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya Kienastiana gx 'Aurora' is a tropical orchid with large, long-lasting flowers, ideal for indoor or conservatory growing all year round.

Cattleya Kienastiana gx 'Aurora'

Cattleya Kienastiana gx 'Oakwood' is a tropical orchid cultivar within the Cattleya genus, known for its epiphytic growth habit and upright stems. It features evergreen, leathery leaves and thrives in bright, indirect light, making it suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant. This cultivar prefers moist but well-drained loam soil with a neutral pH and benefits from a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally facing south or east. Its large flowers appear atop mature pseudobulbs and provide interest throughout all seasons, from spring to winter.

Cattleya Kienastiana gx 'Oakwood' is a tropical orchid with evergreen leaves, thriving in bright light and ideal for indoor or conservatory display year-round.

Cattleya Kienastiana gx 'Oakwood'

Cattleya Lord Rothschild gx is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic habit and upright stems. This plant features evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs, with interest throughout the year including spring, summer, autumn, and winter. It thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium, preferring moist but well-drained, neutral loam soil in sheltered, south- or east-facing positions. Suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant in the UK, it requires protection as it is hardy to H1b and can be propagated by division or backbulbs.

Cattleya Lord Rothschild gx is an evergreen tropical orchid with large flowers, ideal for indoor or conservatory display all year round.

Cattleya is a genus of orchids from Costa Rica south to Argentina. The genus is abbreviated C in trade journals.

Cattleya Lord Rothschild gx

Cattleya Lord Rothschild gx 'Albescens' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical orchids native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants have upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and robust fleshy roots emerging from a thick rhizome. This cultivar thrives in conservatories or as a houseplant, preferring orchid bark and bright indirect light in a sheltered, south- or east-facing position. It requires moist but well-drained, neutral loam soil and is hardy to UK zone H1b. The large flowers appear atop mature pseudobulbs and provide interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya Lord Rothschild gx 'Albescens' is a tropical evergreen orchid ideal for indoor or conservatory display, thriving in full sun or partial shade

Cattleya Lord Rothschild gx 'Albescens'

Cattleya Maggie Raphael gx 'Goodson' is a cultivated hybrid within the Cattleya genus, which comprises tropical epiphytic orchids native to South and Central America. These plants feature upright stems called pseudobulbs that store water and nutrients, supporting large, long-lasting flowers produced on mature growths. This cultivar thrives as an indoor or conservatory plant, preferring bright indirect light and orchid bark as a growing medium. It requires moist but well-drained conditions and a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, making it suitable for south- or east-facing aspects. It remains evergreen with leathery leaves and is hardy under glass (H1b).

Cattleya Maggie Raphael gx 'Goodson' is a tropical orchid hybrid ideal for indoor or conservatory growth, thriving in full sun to partial shade all year round.

Cattleya Maggie Raphael gx 'Goodson'

Cattleya Miss Harris gx 'Superba' is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic habit and upright stems. This plant features evergreen, leathery leaves and thrives in bright indirect light, making it suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant. It prefers moist but well-drained loam soil with a neutral pH and benefits from a sheltered position with south or east-facing aspects. Hardy to H1b, it can be propagated by division or backbulbs and offers interest throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Cattleya Miss Harris gx 'Superba' is an evergreen tropical orchid with leathery leaves, thriving in bright light and ideal for indoor or conservatory display.

Cattleya Miss Harris gx 'Superba'

Cattleya Philo gx 'Albiflora' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical orchids native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants feature upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and robust fleshy roots growing from a thick rhizome. The large flowers appear atop mature pseudobulbs and can last for an extended period, providing interest throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant, it thrives in orchid bark with bright indirect light, requiring moist but well-drained loam soil and a sheltered position with full sun or partial shade.

Cattleya Philo gx 'Albiflora' is a tropical orchid with evergreen leaves, ideal as an indoor or conservatory plant, thriving in full sun or partial shade.

Cattleya Philo gx 'Albiflora'

Cattleya Stella gx 'Vivid' is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic habit and upright stems. This plant features evergreen, leathery leaves and thrives in bright indirect light, making it suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant. It prefers a moist but well-drained loam soil with neutral pH and benefits from a sheltered, south- or east-facing aspect. Hardy to H1b, it can be propagated by division or backbulbs. Its large flowers appear atop mature pseudobulbs and provide interest throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Cattleya Stella gx 'Vivid' is an evergreen tropical orchid with leathery leaves, thriving in bright light as a year-round indoor or conservatory plant.

Cattleya Stella gx 'Vivid'

Cattleya Triumphans gx 'The Baron' is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, native to South and Central America. This epiphytic plant features upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large, long-lasting flowers atop mature pseudobulbs. It thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium and prefers moist but well-drained, neutral loam soil. Suitable for indoor or conservatory cultivation, it requires a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally facing south or east. This hardy orchid is of interest throughout all seasons and can be propagated by division or backbulbs.

Cattleya Triumphans gx 'The Baron' thrives in full sun or partial shade, ideal as an indoor or conservatory plant with year-round interest.

Cattleya Triumphans gx 'The Baron'

Cattleya Wavriniana gx 'Wigan' is a tropical epiphytic orchid cultivar within the Cattleya genus, native to South and Central America. It features upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs that can last for an extended period. This cultivar thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium, preferring moist but well-drained, neutral loam soil. Suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant, it requires a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally south- or east-facing. It is hardy to H1b and can be propagated by division or backbulbs, offering interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya Wavriniana gx 'Wigan' is a tropical epiphytic orchid with large flowers year-round, ideal for indoor or conservatory display in partial shade or full

Cattleya Wavriniana gx 'Wigan'

Cattleya Weldon Abell gx is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic growth habit and upright stems. This plant features evergreen, leathery leaves and thrives in bright indirect light, making it suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant in the UK. It prefers moist but well-drained loam soil with a neutral pH and benefits from a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally facing south or east. The large flowers, typical of Cattleya, appear atop mature pseudobulbs and provide interest throughout the year, including spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Cattleya Weldon Abell gx is an evergreen, epiphytic orchid with leathery leaves, thriving in bright indirect light year-round as an indoor or conservatory

Cattleya Weldon Abell gx

Cattleya gaskelliana is a labiate Cattleya species of orchid. The diploid chromosome number of C. gaskelliana has been determined as 2n = 40. This species is endangered due to its habitat being wiped out by things like urbanization and mining. It also is overly extracted for commercial use. In the wild it grows across Caribbean, South America, Trinidad-Tobago and Venezuela. Grow it in full sun and partial shade and loam soil. In UK gardens it needs subtropical warmth and glass protection in the UK (RHS H1b). It works well for indoor plant and conservatory plant. It tolerates neutral soils, moist but well-drained conditions and south-facing and east-facing aspects. Grow in specialist orchid compost. Provide bright, indirect light.

Cattleya gaskelliana is a member of the Orchidaceae family, showcasing the remarkable adaptability of tropical orchids from Central and South America. This species features stout, fleshy roots that arise from a thick rhizome and cylindrical pseudobulbs that store water and nutrients. Known for its long-lasting blooms, Cattleya gaskelliana often serves as a foundation for a variety of inter-generic orchid hybrids.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cattleya_gaskelliana

Cattleya gaskelliana

Cattleya labiata 'Hercules' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical epiphytic orchids native to South and Central America. This plant features upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large flowers on mature pseudobulbs that can last for an extended period. It thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium and prefers moist but well-drained, neutral pH loam soil. Suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant in the UK, it requires a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade and is hardy to H1b. It can be propagated by division or backbulbs and is of interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya labiata 'Hercules' is a tropical orchid with large flowers, evergreen leaves, ideal for indoor or conservatory display all year round.

Cattleya labiata 'Hercules'

Cattleya labiata 'Mrs Gustave H. Müller' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical orchids native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants have upright stems with robust, fleshy roots emerging from a thick rhizome and evergreen leathery leaves. The large flowers appear atop mature pseudobulbs and can last for an extended period, making this cultivar suitable as a conservatory or houseplant. It thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark, prefers moist but well-drained loam soil at neutral pH, and requires a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, typically flowering throughout the year.

Cattleya labiata 'Mrs Gustave H. Müller' is a tropical orchid ideal for indoor or conservatory growing, flowering year-round in full sun or partial shade.

Cattleya labiata 'Mrs Gustave H. Müller'

Cattleya labiata 'Purity' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, tropical orchids native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants have upright stems with robust, fleshy roots emerging from a thick rhizome and evergreen leathery leaves. The large flowers appear atop mature pseudobulbs and can last for an extended period, making them attractive throughout the year. Suited for indoor or conservatory cultivation, this orchid thrives in orchid bark with bright indirect light, requiring moist but well-drained, neutral pH soil and a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade.

Cattleya labiata 'Purity' is a tropical orchid ideal for conservatories or indoors, thriving in full sun or partial shade with year-round interest.

Cattleya labiata 'Purity'

Cattleya lawrenceana is a tropical orchid cultivar within the Cattleya genus, known for its epiphytic growth habit and upright stems. This plant features evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs, which can last for an extended period. It thrives in bright, indirect light with moist but well-drained soil, ideally orchid bark, and prefers a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade. Suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant in the UK, it requires protection with a hardiness rating of H1b and can be propagated by division or backbulbs. It offers interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya lawrenceana is an evergreen tropical orchid with large flowers, ideal for indoor or conservatory growing in full sun or partial shade.

Cattleya lawrenceana

Cattleya lueddemanniana is a tropical orchid cultivar from the genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic growth habit and upright stems. This plant features evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large, long-lasting flowers atop mature pseudobulbs throughout the year. It thrives in bright indirect light with moist but well-drained loam soil, preferring sheltered south- or east-facing positions. Suitable for indoor or conservatory cultivation in the UK, it requires orchid bark for optimal growth and can be propagated by division or backbulbs.

Cattleya lueddemanniana is a tropical orchid with large, long-lasting flowers and evergreen leaves, ideal for indoor or conservatory display year-round.

Cattleya lueddemanniana

Cattleya mendelii 'Mrs Frederick Knollys' is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic growth habit with upright stems and robust pseudobulbs. This evergreen plant features leathery leaves and produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs, offering interest throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter. It thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium, preferring moist but well-drained, neutral pH loam soil. Suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant in the UK, it requires a sheltered, south- or east-facing aspect and is hardy to H1b conditions. Propagation is typically by division or backbulbs.

Cattleya mendelii 'Mrs Frederick Knollys' is an evergreen tropical orchid with large flowers, ideal for indoor or conservatory display all year round.

Cattleya mendelii 'Mrs Frederick Knollys'

Cattleya mendelii 'Queen Alexandra' is a cultivar of the Cattleya genus, a group of tropical orchids native to South and Central America. These epiphytic plants have upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and robust, fleshy roots emerging from a thick rhizome. The large flowers appear atop mature pseudobulbs and can last for an extended period, making this cultivar attractive throughout spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Suited for indoor or conservatory cultivation, it thrives in orchid bark with bright indirect light, requiring moist but well-drained loam soil and a sheltered, south- or east-facing aspect.

Cattleya mendelii 'Queen Alexandra' is a tropical orchid ideal for conservatories, flowering year-round with evergreen leathery leaves and robust roots.

Cattleya mendelii 'Queen Alexandra'

Cattleya mossiae, commonly known as the Easter orchid, is a species of labiate Cattleya orchid. The white-flowered form is sometimes known as Cattleya wagneri.

Cattleya mossiae 'The Baron' is a fragrant Easter orchid ideal for indoor or conservatory growing, flowering across all seasons with white blooms.

Cattleya mossiae 'The Baron'

Cattleya nobilior (literally "the more noble cattleya", referring to the flowers which are larger than those of C. walkeriana, the other rhizanthoid Cattleya, of which it was originally considered a variety) is a species of orchid. The diploid chromosome number of C. nobilior has been determined as 2n = 42, which contrasts with the value of 2n = 40 for C. walkeriana. In the wild it grows across Bolivia, Brazil Northeast, Brazil North, Brazil West-Central and BR. Grow it in full sun and partial shade and loam soil. In UK gardens it needs subtropical warmth and glass protection in the UK (RHS H1b). It works well for indoor plant and conservatory plant. It tolerates neutral soils, moist but well-drained conditions and south-facing and east-facing aspects. Grow in specialist orchid compost. Provide bright, indirect light.

Cattleya nobilior is a striking member of the Orchidaceae family, belonging to a genus known for its tropical origins in South and Central America. This epiphytic orchid features thick, fleshy roots and cylindrical pseudobulbs that store water and nutrients, allowing it to thrive in its native habitats. Cattleya nobilior is notable for its long-lasting flowers, which bloom atop mature pseudobulbs and make it a sought-after specimen among orchid enthusiasts.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cattleya_nobilior

Cattleya nobilior

Cattleya schroederae is a tropical orchid cultivar native to Colombia, belonging to the genus Cattleya known for its epiphytic growth habit and upright stems. This cultivar features evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large flowers atop mature pseudobulbs, which serve as reservoirs for water and nutrients. It thrives in bright, indirect light with moist but well-drained loam soil of neutral pH, ideally in a sheltered, south- or east-facing position. Suitable for indoor or conservatory cultivation, it requires orchid bark and can be propagated by division or backbulbs.

Cattleya schroederae is a hardy indoor orchid thriving in full sun or partial shade, providing year-round interest in conservatories and homes.

Cattleya schroederae

Cattleya trianae 'Hardyana' is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic growth habit and upright stems. This plant features evergreen, leathery leaves and thrives in bright indirect light, making it suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant in the UK. It prefers a moist but well-drained loam soil with neutral pH and benefits from a sheltered position with south- or east-facing aspects. Hardy to H1b, it can be propagated by division or backbulbs and offers interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya trianae 'Hardyana' is an evergreen tropical orchid with upright stems, ideal for indoor or conservatory display in bright indirect light.

Cattleya trianae 'Hardyana'

Cattleya trianae 'J. Gurney Fowler' is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, native to South and Central America. This epiphytic plant features upright stems with evergreen, leathery leaves and produces large, long-lasting flowers atop mature pseudobulbs. It thrives in bright indirect light with orchid bark as a growing medium, preferring moist but well-drained, neutral loam soil. Suitable as an indoor or conservatory plant, it requires a sheltered position with full sun to partial shade, ideally south- or east-facing. This cultivar is hardy to H1b and can be propagated by division or backbulbs, offering interest throughout all seasons.

Cattleya trianae 'J. Gurney Fowler' is a tropical orchid with large, long-lasting flowers, ideal for indoor or conservatory display year-round.

Cattleya trianae 'J. Gurney Fowler'

Cattleya violacea is a species of orchid native to the lowland rainforests of the Amazon and Orinoco river basins, being the most widespread of all Cattleya species in the wild. C. Violacea has been found throughout northern South America. Orchids of this species grow on trees along rivers, as they require heat and moisture year round. Grow it in full sun and partial shade and loam soil. In UK gardens it needs subtropical warmth and glass protection in the UK (RHS H1b). It works well for indoor plant and conservatory plant. It tolerates neutral soils, moist but well-drained conditions and south-facing and east-facing aspects. Grow in specialist orchid compost. Provide bright, indirect light.

Cattleya violacea is a member of the diverse Cattleya genus, which includes tropical orchids native to South and Central America. Characterized by its epiphytic nature, this species has thick, fleshy roots that grow from a sturdy rhizome and produces large, long-lasting flowers atop its mature pseudobulbs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cattleya_violacea

Cattleya violacea

Cattleya violacea var. splendens is a cultivar of the tropical orchid genus Cattleya, known for its epiphytic growth habit and upright stems. These plants feature evergreen, leathery leaves and robust pseudobulbs that store water and nutrients. Typically grown indoors or in conservatories, they thrive in bright indirect light with moist but well-drained orchid bark substrate. This cultivar flowers in spring through winter, producing large, long-lasting blooms atop mature pseudobulbs. It prefers sheltered, south- or east-facing positions and requires propagation by division or backbulbs.

Cattleya violacea var. splendens is a hardy indoor orchid for conservatories, thriving in full sun or partial shade with year-round interest.