Brassocattleya Morning Glory rubra #14 Southeast Asian east-facing window or a location

east-facing window or a location with filtered light is often ideal

The orchid is renowned for having some of the largest flowers in the genus

Safety Warning: Pet owners should be aware that Alocasia Maharani is toxic to cats and dogs

is an orchid species native to Central and South America

Brassocattleya Morning Glory rubra #14 Southeast Asian east-facing window or a locationThis magnificent intergeneric hybrid between B. nodosa and C. purpurata is celebrated for its showy flowers generally with white petals and distinctive purple tinged lip, making it an excellent choice for collectors. Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light with some direct morning sunlight. Provide adequate brightness to promote healthy pseudobulb development and flowering. Temperature: Prefers intermediate to warm conditions with temperatures