This genus comprises tropical orchids found in South and Central America. These epiphytic plants possess robust, fleshy roots that emerge from a thick rhizome. Their cylindrical stems, known as pseudobulbs, function as reservoirs for water and nutrients. The large flowers, which can persist for an extended period, are produced atop the newly developed, mature pseudobulbs. Cattleya is frequently hybridized with other related genera, contributing to the lineage of many inter-generic orchid hybrids.

Cattleya

Cattleya 'Irene Holquin'

Cattleya 'J. A. Carbone'

Cattleya A.M. Nicholas gx

Cattleya Abekeniae gx

Cattleya Adela gx

Cattleya Adula gx 'Glebe'

Cattleya Adula gx 'Thwaites'

Cattleya Adula gx 'Vale Bridge'

Cattleya Aeneas gx

Cattleya Aeneas gx 'Goliath'

Cattleya Aeneas gx 'Grand Monarch'

Cattleya Aeneas gx 'Rex'

Cattleya Aeneas gx 'The Node'

Cattleya Ajax gx 'Orchidhurst'

Cattleya Ajax gx 'Primrose Dame'

Cattleya Albion gx

Cattleya Alexandra gx

Cattleya Aliciae gx

Cattleya Alma Graddy gx

Cattleya Amabilis gx

Cattleya Amabilis gx 'Alba Low'

Cattleya Amabilis gx 'Fowler'

Cattleya Amelia gx

Cattleya Amesiae gx

Cattleya Angel Bells gx 'Suzie'

Cattleya Angelwalker gx is a small to medium-sized, evergreen epiphytic orchid characterized by its upright, spindle-shaped stems that emerge from a compact, creeping rhizome. These stems, known as pseudobulbs, are broader in their central section and support one or two firm, oval to elliptic leaves measuring approximately 10 cm in length and 4 cm in width. The orchid produces large flowers, reaching around 10 cm in diameter, which are borne on short, terminal stems that develop from new, mature growth during the spring and summer months. The color of the blooms can differ based on the specific cultivar, and they are known for their longevity and often pleasant fragrance, typically featuring white, pink, or pale purple hues along with a distinctive three-lobed lip.

Cattleya Angelwalker gx

Cattleya Angelwalker gx 'Encanto'

Cattleya Ann Sander gx

Cattleya Annette gx

Cattleya Antiope gx

Cattleya Apollo gx

Cattleya Ardentissima gx 'Saint Albans'

Cattleya Ariel gx 'Coerulea'

Cattleya Armstrongiae gx 'Magnifica'

Cattleya Artemis gx

Cattleya Ashtoniae gx

Cattleya Ashtoniae gx 'Westonbirt'

Cattleya Ashtonii gx

Cattleya Ashtonii gx 'Alba'

Cattleya Astron gx

Cattleya Astron gx 'The Dell'

Cattleya Atalanta gx

Cattleya Atalanta gx 'Fowler'

Cattleya Atalanta gx 'Superba'

Cattleya Atlantis gx

Cattleya Aureata gx

Cattleya Bactia gx

Cattleya Basil gx

Cattleya Bellona gx 'Albens'

Cattleya Bellona gx 'Saint Albans'

Cattleya Ben Nevis gx

Cattleya Bluntii gx

Cattleya Bob Betts gx is an epiphytic orchid characterized by upright, cane-like stems that emerge from a compact, creeping rhizome. Each pseudobulb is spindle-shaped, wider at the top, and supports a single robust leaf. These leathery leaves are thick and broadly oval, reaching lengths of up to 30 cm and widths of 7 cm. The orchid produces sizable, eye-catching flowers on short terminal stems, which develop from the tips of new growth during the autumn through spring period. Each bloom spans 15-20 cm in diameter, featuring white petals and sepals. The prominent, round lip is white with a frilled edge and a distinctive yellow center.

Cattleya Bob Betts gx

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Conqueror'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Excelsior'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Majestic'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Mont Millais'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Perfection'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Phoebe'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'Snowdon'

Cattleya Bob Betts gx 'White Wings'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'Canadian Welcome'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'Charmaine'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'Chickamaugh'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'London Pride'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'Purity'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'Snow Queen'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'Snowdrop'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'Stonehurst'

Cattleya Bow Bells gx 'Sydney'

Cattleya Brabantiae gx

Cattleya Brabantiae gx 'Teddy' is an epiphytic orchid native to tropical environments, characterized by its upright, cane-like growth emerging from a compact rhizome. The stems are spindle-shaped, wider at the upper portion, functioning as reservoirs for water and nutrients. At the apex of each stem, you will find thick, evergreen leaves that persist for two seasons. These leathery leaves are oval, reaching lengths of up to 15 cm and widths of 3 cm. The plant produces sizable flowers on short terminal stems, which develop from the tips of new growth throughout the year. Flower buds are initially encased in two oval, thin sheaths. Each blossom can reach up to 10 cm in diameter and exhibits a variety of colors, predominantly in shades of pink, with some displaying darker spots and having pink, purple, or white and yellow lips.

Cattleya Brabantiae gx 'Teddy'

Cattleya Brenda gx

Cattleya Bronco Anderson gx

Cattleya Browniae gx

Cattleya Browniae gx 'Gatton Park'

Cattleya Browniae gx 'Veitch'

Cattleya Burberryana gx

Cattleya Calummata gx

Cattleya Cappei gx 'Alba'

Cattleya Cariad's Mini-Quinee gx 'Angel Kiss'

Cattleya Caroline gx 'Splendens'

Cattleya Cecilia gx

Cattleya Celia (1920) gx

Cattleya Celia gx 'Snow Queen'

Cattleya Chamberlainiana gx

Cattleya Chelsea gx

Cattleya Chloris gx

Cattleya Chocolate Drop gx

Cattleya Claesiana gx

Cattleya Claesiana gx 'Alba Orchidhurst'

Cattleya Clarkiae gx 'Intensa'

Cattleya Claudian gx

Cattleya Cleopatra gx

Cattleya Clive gx 'Ardentissima'

Cattleya Clotho gx 'General Pershing'

Cattleya Comet gx 'Princess Mary'

Cattleya Cowaniae gx 'Alba'

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