C. purpurata tipo 'Tipo' AM/AOS exhibited by Peter Baxter June 13, 1994 at Los Angeles "tipo" — the "typical" form,. Laelia purpurata is more cold-hardy than are Cymbidium hybrids. Amy has noticed Portuguese-speaking orchids are very cold hardy, while Spanish-speaking orchids are not. She suggested we try them outside in Phoenix on a patio. Cattleya purpurata, known in the past as Laelia purpurata and Sophronitis purpurata, is native to Brazil where it is very popular among orchid growers. It is an epiphyte that is found in the canopy of tall trees near coastal areas, in the Brazilian states of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and São Paulo.The orchid favors bright light and cool to warm conditions and is relative easy to cultive.
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Most commonly, the large-flowered Laelias are still called "Laelias" by hobbyists, the true Laelias from the Mexican highlands are called "Mexican Laelias", and the small-flowered Brazilian rock-dwellers are called "rupicolous Laelias." Laelia purpurata is endemic to southern Brazil. Laelia purpurata, now Cattleya purpurata, the Brazilian national flower. The former section Parviflorae, the so-called " Rupiculous laelias " from Brazil, includes more than half the species (35+). Laelia purpurata is probably the species with the widest color variation in the section, and basic color on segments varies from white to light pink-magenta. The variation includes stripes, veins and splashes on petals, but is most impressive on the lip, where veins can come in different tones of pink, purple, violet, blue-gray, brick red, etc. SKU: 3635 OrchidWeb - Laelia purpurata var. carnea A beautiful Brazilian Laelia with the lovely fragrance of anise. Fairly easy to grow. These like medium to medium-bright conditions and prefer a slight cut-back on water during the winter months. This is a must have for Cattleya/Laelia lovers, and is one of the most popular color types!
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The problems of L. purpurata began in 1831 when John Lindley established the genus Laelia. In 1831, Lindley described a Mexican orchid he called Laelia grandiflora (L. speciosa today) in his book Genera and Species of Orchidaceous Plants. SKU: 3298 OrchidWeb - Blooming Laelia purpurata (Late May 2020) These have been colchicine treated and are converted to tetraploids. These are beautiful large plants that are near flowering size. The photographs of the flowers are of the diploid form. Cattleya (Laelia) purpurata 'SanBar Venosa'. The best of our summer orchid blooming comes from the Brazilian . While the are mostly in growing-mode, with the exception of the Australian species, the Cattleya) species from Brazil are in fine form. Our seasonal temperatures tend to vary considerably now; however, the peak of flowering is. Description: Is it a laelia, or is it a cattleya? Both genera have been thrown around for this orchid nearly since it was first botanically described in the 1800s. At least for now, this white orchid with the purple lip is now a Cattleya purpurata. It is a very popular orchid for cut flowers and hybridizing, with numerous clones and crosses.
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Now technically Cattleya purpurata, this Brazilian species is among the largest in flower size and stature of the genus. Plants Available: Mature plants growing in 4" and 6" pots. The plants available are pictured. See plant selection dropdown menu for availability. Orchid Care: Grow in bright light with strong air circulation and high humidity. Laelia purpurata is an orchid species identified by Lindl. & Paxton in 1852. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Cattleya purpurata . Genus Laelia (L.) Grex purpurata (traditional Sander nomenclature) Parents Species Author Lindl. & Paxton Year 1852
OrchidWeb - Blooming Laelia purpurata (Late May 2020) This species is native to Brazil where it grows in a wide range of areas across several states. These can be found growing on rocks as lithophytes and epiphytically in trees. This is a very tolerant orchid and will grow in a wide range of temperatures, making it a relatively easy species to. Laelia purpurata tipo and trilabelo forms Thread Tools: Rate Thread: Display Modes #1 07-18-2018, 06:26 PM Leucadian.
Laelia purpurata var. tipo Alexandre Sathler Flickr
Laelia purpurata Lindley and Paxton 1852 SUBGENUS Crispae SECTION Crispae Pfitzer. Photo by Orchids and Tropicals Website. Flower Closeup. Photo by Patricia Harding. LATE to . Common Name Purple-stained Laelia . Flower Size 6 to 10" [15 to 25 cm] . A medium sized, hot to cool growing plant from Brazil where it is found as an epiphyte, with a single leaf, high in the canopy of wooded hillsides. Rhynchobrassoleya Purple Cricket (1) Rhynchovola Jimminey Cricket × Cattleyapurpurata. La Canopée Orchidées C. var. roxo-bispo. Raoul CERE purpurata var. rosea. Sabine Furtwängler C.purpurata. Mauro Rosim f. concolor.
