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Cattleya - Special Selected Seedlings
This page includes all selected varieties and color
forms of Cattleya species, Brazilian or exotic.
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Cattleya aclandiae x sib select
The objective here is to produce dark and good-shaped
flowers like the one shows here. Plants are excellent growers.
3" - 25.00
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Cattleya bicolor ssp. brasiliensis coerulea x self
We are pleased to finally be able
to offer this unique color form of the species. This is a second generation selfing, and plants are very easy to
grow. We still have a very limited quantity of these, so it will be on a first come first served basis. And please
only one per customer at this point.
3" - 65.00
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Cattleya eldorado concolor punctata 'Bela' x self
Flowers of the mother plant are concolor pink, except
for a small darker mark on the lip, exactly like the one shown here. Flowers should very just a little, mostly
repeating the color. As with all eldorados, very fragrant.
3" - 35.00
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Cattleya eldorado magenta orlata pincelada 'Tapajós' x self
Another magnificent color form of Cattleya eldorado. Flowers are very dark with a even more contrasting lip. Selfings are the way to go to
try to produce more of these, and the variation might be only in the mount of dark color on the lips. Limited.
3" - 65.00
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Cattleya eldorado semialba
'Iracema' x self
A very rare color form of the species. Although
light-colored flowers are common in Cattleya
eldorado, true semi-albas are extremely
rare. The selfing is a way to try to produce more of those.t.
3" - 65.00
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Cattleya elongata alba
x self
Cattleya elongata is rare in cultivation, especially any color forms. In this case, an unique alba was selfed
aiming to produce more of those green flowers with white lips. Very limited, one per customer, please.
3" - 120.00
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Cattleya harrisoniana x sib select
A warm growing species from Brazil that also withstand
very low temperatures. Flowers can be up to 4" across and are produced up to 8 on an inflorescence. These
are very good quality sister plants sibbed. Very good growers.
3" (NFS) - 20.00
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Cattleya harrisoniana peloric
'F. Miranda' x self
Selfing of one of the few plants produced from the original selfing. As a second
generation selfing, most of the plants should produce peloric flowers.
2" - 25.00
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Cattleya intermedia coerulea x sib
This kind of cross always confirm the color, so
we expect 100% coeruleas here. Shape is probably typical for the species, but as both parents had intense color,
seedlings should have very showy flowers.
2" - 20.00
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Cattleya labiata coerulea ('1017' x '1037')
The next generation of coeruleas. Both plants were produced from the 'Junior'
x 'Panelas' cross, and are here sibbed to produce more of those great coeruleas. '1017' pictured here.
2" - 25.00
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Cattleya labiata rubra integra orlata ('Z-41' x 'ZAS-1')
When we say 'rubra integra orlata' we mean lips with a full circle of dark color; pretty much this one. So here
two of those were outcrossed to produce more of these exceptionally colored individuals.
3" - 45.00
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Cattleya labiata rubra orlata ('Maravilha' x 'Veludo
Escuro')
A seedling batch using two excellent rubra orlatas. Shape and color are the objective here so we are expecting
more of these very dark and round labiatas, similar to this one.
3" - 45.00
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Cattleya leopoldii 'Dark Prince' x outcross
'Dark Prince', pictured here, is one of the best dark leopoldiis available in Brazil or elsewhere.
Flowers are large and have excellent shape and heavy substance. Outcrossed here with another very dark one so expectations
are very high.
2" - 15.00
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Cattleya leopoldii
alba x sib
In this case, we have a sibling between two plants
from the same origin, a second generation selfing of 'Fields'. This is proven to produce more albas. Flowers green
with white lips. Photo of 'F2 Fields' used.
2" - 25.00
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Cattleya leopoldii coerulea 'Miranda' x self
The selfing of an excellent coerulea (pictured here) should produce more plants with flowers of this color form. Good growers.
3" - 65.00
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Cattleya loddigesii 4N x outcross
Outcrossing of two exceptional 4N loddigesiis, and
the result expected is flowers like the one pictured here. As one of them is spotted, we are expecting the whole
spectrum from no spots to a lot of them, all with excellent shape and substance
3" - 35.00
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Cattleya loddigesii peloric x self
An unique plant of the species, flowers of the parent
plant (shown here) are extremely full and flat and have those very pleasant markings on the petals. Objective is
to produce more of those.
2" - 35.00
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Cattleya lueddemaniana 'Art Chadwick' x outcross
Outcross between two excellent plants of the species.
Plants are blooming with large and well-shaped flowers. This is the form with large flowers, lighter color, compact
plants. 'Art Chadwick' pictured here.
4" - 25.00
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Cattleya lueddemaniana ('Rubra' x 'Escura')
An outcross for dark-flowered lueddemannianas. The
results should be very dark flowers like this one, but with variation in terms of shape and lip color pattern.
3" - 25.00
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Cattleya lueddemaniana coerulea 'Mariauxi' x outcross
Using 'Mariauxi' to improve shape has always been the case with coeruleas, but
now we outcrossed it with a light-coloed one to produce different patterns on coeruleas. In this case, there was
veining added to the flowers.
3" - 25.00
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Cattleya mossiae alba x sib select
A batch of excellent white mossiaes. Plants are
excellent growers and produce large flowers on fairly small plants. A few already bloomed and flowers are pristine
white with a dark yelow throat
4" - 35.00
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Cattleya percivaliana ('Karen Graf' x 'Aniel')
Two excellent percivalianas outcrossed. 'Karen Graf'
has excellent shape but smallish flowers, whereas ''Aniel' has them large and dark but still shapely. We are expecting
excellent shapes and dark colors.
4" - 35.00
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Cattleya percivaliana ('Karen Graf' x 'Summit')
Two of the best percivalianas around outcrossed
to produce more high quality plants ('Summit' shown here). Flower shape is excellent in both so expectations are
extremely high.
4" - 35.00
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Cattleya schilleriana (rubra 'Tocão' x 'Caliman')
Outcross between two excellent schillerianas, one with regular color and the
other with flowers that look almost red (pictured). Objective is to keep the shape while improving the color.
2" - 30.00
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Cattleya schoffieldiana 'Arraial D'Ajuda' x self
Selfing of an excellent plant from Bahia. Plants should be very vigorous and
produce large dark green flowers with lots of veinings like the ne pictured here.
3" - 30.00
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Cattleya schoffieldiana ('Gabriel Uliana' x 'Jubarte')
Outcross with the objective of producing well-shaped green schoffieldianas, as
both parents have. Well, most schoffieldianas are green anyway, but using one plant from Espírito Santo
and another from Bahia should produce vigorous plants.
3" - 30.00
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Cattleya schoffieldiana x sib select
Two heavilly spotted schoffiedianas outcrossed here. Plants get tall and produce
clusters of large green flowers with spade-shaped lips.
2" - 20.00
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Cattleya trianae amesiana x sib select
Two excellent trianae amesianas were used here to produce more of these white
flowers with light pink lips. Both plants have very good shape and color,and this type of sib usually is very faithful
to the color. One of the first ones to bloom pictured here.
4" -
45.00
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Cattleya warneri ('Elvira' x 'Mem. R. Kautsky')
Another outcross between two very well-regarded plants of the species, in this
case a concolor and an amoena (light pink with slightly darker light
pink lip). As is common in this type of cross, plants are pure light green which makes for expectation of very
lightly colored flowers.
3" - 35.00
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Cattleya warneri alba 'Colossus' x outcross
As the name says, the mother plant has very larghe white flowers and the idea
here is to produce more plants with similar flowers.
4" - 35.00
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Cattleya warneri coerulea ('Carolina' x 'Raasch')
Outcross between two very nice warneri coeruleas. Both of the parents have very
good color and shape, so the objective is to produce more of those.
3" - 35.00
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Cattleya warneri tipo ('Schunk' x 'Pedra Azul')
An outcross of
two outstanding regular warneris, to produce more of these nice flowers. Color should be very similar to this one
pictured, including the lip pattern which is typical for the species.
3" - 30.00
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