Cattleya iricolor f. xanthina Aganisia It grows as a compact

It grows as a compact plant with broad

It is found in Colombia

tightly hooded flower structure

Best grown in a well-draining bromeliad or bark-based mix

An oversized

Cattleya iricolor f. xanthina Aganisia It grows as a compactAn exquisite color variant of this prized, unifoliate epiphyte native to Ecuador, featuring narrow, single leaved pseudobulbs with an upright, sympodial growth habit. The terminal, erect inflorescences emerge from a newly matured growth, displaying a clustered presentation of uniquely narrow petaled blossoms that look exceptionally elegant in any collection. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the