Cattleya percivaliana O'Brien 1883- Meristem of
- A native of Venezuela,
- It is found growing on moss covered rocks.
- Therefore this species prefers brighter light and less water than other Cattleyas.
- The normal blooming period is
late December around Christmastime,
hence the common name of "The Christmas Orchid". - It was named for M.R. Percival,
an English amateur orchid grower
Birkdale, Southport, Great Britain. - Enjoys Very Bright Shade
- Water Well, Allow to Nearly Dry.
- Regular, Non Urea fertilizer promotes good growth
- Blooming in Months, Not Years.
- Shipped Bare Root,
- Saves You higher postal charges, and dry to prevent rot,
- Basket if so Grown.
- Water Well upon Receipt.
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