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The leaf surface is subvelvet to velvet
Native to the cloud forests of Central and South America
it is the most sun-tolerant staghorn in the genus and handles more light than most
New growth often emerges with warm coppery or bronze tones before settling into its mature color
Cattleya Chamberlainiana 1881 - (C. dowiana x C. tigrina.) Melanochrysum live The leaf surface is subvelvetCattleya chamberlainiana is a historic orchid species first described in 1881. It is admired for its large, showy blooms in shades of lavender to purple, often with a contrasting lip. Like other Cattleyas, it is valued for its fragrance and ornamental appeal, making it a classic in orchid collections. This is a primary cross of C. dowiana x C. tigrina. Care Guide Light: Bright, indirect light with some direct morning or late afternoon sun.
