Rhyncholaeliocattleya Jose Roman Hybrid Aroid often found clinging to trees

often found clinging to trees or rocks

Too much direct sun can scorch the delicate leaf surface

often with intricate patterns and markings

Benefits from a moss pole or trellis to encourage climbing and larger leaf development

Watering: Water thoroughly when potting medium approaches dryness but never allow complete dehydration

Rhyncholaeliocattleya Jose Roman Hybrid Aroid often found clinging to treesA fine intergeneric Cattleya alliance hybrid bred from Rlc. Lady Sally crossed with C. Felicia, combining the large, full formed flowers and rich coloration of its Lady Sally parent with the refined shape and elegance of Felicia. This cross produces showy, well presented blooms with excellent substance, ideal for collectors seeking classic Cattleya alliance beauty in a reliable, floriferous plant. Light: Bright, indirect light; a south or east facing