Cattlianthe Ivo Sekerka Trichoglottis " is a species of

" is a species of flowering plant native to the rainforests of Central and South America

celebrated for its unique textural qualities and robust growth habit that creates an impressive specimen with distinctive foliage characteristics

An attractive epiphytic plant native to the Tenesí region of Venezuela

decorative foliage

offering enthusiasts the rare opportunity to grow a plant that has yet to receive a formal botanical name

Cattlianthe Ivo Sekerka Trichoglottis " is a species ofA cross between C. Mainau Zauber and Ctt. Little Irene, this hybrid produces large, vibrant flowers with excellent form, blooming reliably multiple times per year. Light: Bright, indirect light with 30 50% shade cloth recommended. Avoid direct midday sun which can scorch leaves. Temperature: Warm grower. Daytime 70 85F (21 29C), nighttime 60 65F (16 18C). Tolerates brief temperature fluctuations but thrives with consistent warmth. Humidity: 50 70%