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Old 12-19-2022, 12:36 PM
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If someone can help me, is it really a mossiae?
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For species I look up the characteristics at IOSPE, orchidspecies.com. Cattleya species tend to have definite flowering seasons. Cattleya mossiae flowers in Spring, C. labiata in Fall. The fragrances tend to be distinctive, too.
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It blossomed mid-november (spring in south hemisphere, Sao Paulo). Hopefully it's indeed a mossiae. Thanks for replying.
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Albas are really tough to ID from photos. I'd tentatively say it could be mossiae.
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