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Old 02-02-2009, 07:53 AM
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Beautiful all yellow flowers of this naturally mini Cattleya. Regular flowers have red marks in the lip, which are absent in this variety. It has largely been used in hybridization to try to diminish the plant sizes. Native of the Amazon region, it is not much easy to grow here in the Southeast region where I am.

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Old 02-02-2009, 08:38 AM
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Very nice! I have the regular one, but I've never seen this version here in Taiwan yet.
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Gorgeous, Mauro! I love luteola, but never seen this var. before. I'm currently hoping my regular luteola will bloom soon.
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Very nice! I have the regular one, but I've never seen this version here in Taiwan yet.
Not quite common, Pheli, even here in Brazil!
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Gorgeous, Mauro! I love luteola, but never seen this var. before. I'm currently hoping my regular luteola will bloom soon.
Hope it can show its flowers soon, Yvan!
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Great looking flowers! I have one that is in really a a compot so it should be a while before blooms. Its growing like a weed though so hopefully I wont have to wait long!! Do they always bloom in the summer?
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Great looking flowers! I have one that is in really a a compot so it should be a while before blooms. Its growing like a weed though so hopefully I wont have to wait long!! Do they always bloom in the summer?
Flowering period is a little variable, Steve. They can bloom more than one time during the year, but I have seen more flowers in the summer/autumn months.
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the other day I had the chance to look at some hybrid (I don't recall the name rigth now) between luteola aurea and C. dowiana ssp aurea, it was like seeing a small dowiana.
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