Laeliocattleya x rigbyana Pabst ex hort.

A natural hybrid between Laelia pumila and Cattleya schilleriana.


Synonyms: Laeliocattleya rigbyana Pabst 1975; Laelia rigbyana
Bloomtimes: From summer to fall.
Habitat: Epiphytic.
Distribution: Brazil.
Culture: Considered an easy plant, suitable for beginners. Bright light, with good humidity and excellent air circulation. Grow with other Cattleya.

References: Published in: Orchid Review 83(984): 212. 1975. {Orchid Rev. ; BPH 689.14}

 

Last Modified: May 29, 2002 by Joseph Dougherty

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