Brassocattleya Ecuagenera Dicranopygium it doesn't specify a particular

it doesn't specify a particular species or variety within it

The leaves are characterized by their unique fenestrations – the signature holes and splits – that are fewer and more irregular in shape

currently native to Ecuador and Peru

named in honor of Werner Rauh

Its unique triangular flowers and cascading growth make it a distinguished choice for orchid collectors

Brassocattleya Ecuagenera Dicranopygium it doesn't specify a particularThis exceptional hybrid orchid represents a distinguished cross within the Cattleya alliance, combining the fragrant qualities of Brassavola with the robust flowering characteristics of Cattleya. This sophisticated breeding showcases enhanced adaptability and distinctive nocturnal fragrance. Light: Bright, indirect light with some filtered morning sunlight. Provide adequate brightness to support robust growth and encourage reliable flowering cycles.