Cattleya leopoldii var. lisa

[Rosim_in_BR]

I love these spotless Cattleya leopoldii. This one also has nice shades of green. The other singular characterist is the soft pink lip, much different from the magenta/purple of the type.
The other two photos shows a clone with very fine spotted flowers.
As always, the fragrance these flowers have is fantastic!

[BikerDoc5968]

Beautiful as always... but once again, Mauro, don't try to tell all of us on this forum that you only have a couple of tables for your chids or that you "hide" some of them under a bench..... I know better because I possess great detective skills and I know you're holding out on us... your true profession is raising chids not some governmental job.... what a ruse!

[tuvoc]

That is just incredibly lovely, Mauro.

Kim

[Rosim_in_BR]

Originally Posted by BikerDoc5968

Beautiful as always... but once again, Mauro, don't try to tell all of us on this forum that you only have a couple of tables for your chids or that you "hide" some of them under a bench..... I know better because I possess great detective skills and I know you're holding out on us... your true profession is raising chids not some governmental job.... what a ruse!

Ah, Doc, I think you have lost that famous magnifier detectives use...

Originally Posted by jan reloaded

I liked very much Mauro i even had been "inspired" to make a essay about green semialbas thanks to the semialbas, albescens and "delicatas" leopoldii's you have

http://www.orchidboard.com/community...semialbas.html

Jan

I basically agree with your approach on the subjec alba/albino and related variations. If we can simplify, why then to complicate!

[isurus79]

Awesome!

[DebsC]

Beautiful bouquets!!