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| 2033 | Encyclia (Cattleya) | citrina | Mexico |
 | a fabulously odd plant that grows upside down, 2" oval pseudobulbs covered with a papery sheath, 6" silvery gray-green foliage, pendant brilliant yellow 3" flowers appear singly or in pairs on short spikes at the tips of the bulbs, lip is yellow with intense gold venation, strong and pervasive lemony scent, a striking spring bloomer |
| Blooming Season: | Light: | Temperature: | Deciduous: | |
| Spring Blooming | Bright; 2500-3500 Footcandles (very bright indirect light) | Intermediate to Cool; 52°F min. to 80°F max. | ||
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| Stick Mounted Plant | Blooming Size (mature flowering size plant) | Moist; 3-5 waterings per week (let dry lightly between waterings) | $35.00 |  |
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