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Brassocattleya Yellow Bird 
| Local Name |
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Brassocattleya Yellow Bird |
| Botanical Name |
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Brassavola nodosa × Cattleya Richard |
| Common Name |
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Brassocattleya Yellow Bird, Cattleya hybrid, Lady of the Night |
| Family |
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Orchidaceae |
| Distribution |
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It is cultivated for ornamental values with fragrance and longevity. |
| Habit |
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Epiphyte |
| Short Description |
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It is commonly known as the “Lady of the Night” due to its nighttime fragrance. It’s an easy-to-grow orchid species. It blooms twice a year and is grown from seed. |
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Descriptions
There is no pseudobulb. The leaves resemble pine leaves. This hybrid orchid was created by crossing Brassavola nodosa × Cattleya Richard Mueller.
Flowering & Fruiting Period
Blooms twice a year
Use(s)
Used for ornamental purposes.
