I think it's a different type of orchid. Because I have never seen an orchid plant with such a large flower before.
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I think it's a different type of orchid. Because I have never seen an orchid plant with such a large flower before.
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They are two different Cattleyas, the one on the left side (where my hand is) is of the Percivalian type and the one on the right side is a gift from my friend, it is a Christmas Orchid or Flor de Mayo (trianae). It was difficult to lift it because in relation to the temperature, a room temperature that can go from 21º to 26º during the day and between 12º and 16º at night is recommended. The higher the daytime temperature, the greater the development.
There is something that goes against orchids and their development. Excess humidity can cause serious damage to the species' roots and here on the island we have had more than 3 weeks of heavy rainfall.