So pumped to have bloomed my 1st spotted cattleya (of 3 that I own). Big thanks to all in here that have helped me throughout the years with lots of knowledge, and big thanks to Fred (selling such a beautiful orchid) and Ray (Inocucor and Kelpmax are staples in my orchids diets).
The blooms are about 3 inches across, mildy sweet scent in the evening. Nice compact plant, no more than 10 inches from the bottom of the container, to the top of the flower. The 2 newest pseudobulbs have nice spotting on the leaves as well. Has been outside, exposed to a ton of sunlight, and a steady breeze once danger of frost passed this last spring (same last year). Just brought indoors as threat of frost is back.
Beautiful! And as a bonus for supplying the tag, I looked it up... Genus name changes complicated it slightly, but the cross has been named (Fred Clarke liked it too!):
Potinara (Rhyncholaeliocattleya) Naomi's Delight
If it's like mine, it has two blooming seasons as well as two growing seasons: late summer and spring.
If so, be prepared to have a huge plant in minimal time.
Is it scented? Mine smells something that remembers chocolat.