Rhyncholaeliocattleya Caesar's Head 'Carolina Autumn' Fuchsia this impressive species ranks among

this impressive species ranks among the largest in the genus

which can scorch the broad leaves

Best grown mounted on cork

A floriferous reed-stem epiphyte endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador

A brief cooler

Rhyncholaeliocattleya Caesar's Head 'Carolina Autumn' Fuchsia this impressive species ranks amongRhyncholaeliocattleya Caesar's Head 'carolina Autumn Culture Light: As with many Cattleyas, this hybrid thrives in bright, indirect light. It needs sufficient light to flower well, but direct midday sun can scorch the leaves. The leaves should be a medium green. Temperature: Aim for daytime temperatures between 18 27C (65 80F) and a nighttime drop of about 10 15C (18 27F). Humidity: Appreciate humidity levels between 50 70%. You can increase humidity