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Originally Posted by Ray
I will not claim to know much on this subject, but more than just the appearance and color of the flower is used to separate them - stuff like region of origin, scent, blooming habit and timing, etc.
As they are all part of the Cattleya labiata group, without a great deal of differences of structure or appearance, some have suggested they are actually different varieties of the same species.
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Thanks Ray! Is like you lift a heavy doubt from me..hahaha. Thanks for the additional resources, i read them thoroughly.
I will read the rest of the topics too
