Cattleya dichroma Brassolaeliocattleya The name "bicolor" refers to

The name "bicolor" refers to the striking two-toned flowers

avoid harsh midday sun to protect the broad petals

spreading sepals densely covered in fine trichomes and a distinctively wide

tolerates higher light but avoid harsh direct sun

Cattleya dichroma Brassolaeliocattleya The name "bicolor" refers toA striking species from the forests of South America, this plant features a robust, upright growth habit with strong, single leaved pseudobulbs. The erect inflorescences rise elegantly above the foliage to bear multiple long lasting, heavy textured flowers that showcase a magnificently formed, highly colorful lip. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; strong, filtered illumination maximizes growth and flowering potential. Temperature: