Orchid Fragrant Cattleya Brassavola nodosa Little Stars small size 4" Pot Succulents under tree or here in

under tree or here in Fla and similar climate directly onto a tree

It easily forms a large colony often developing several blooming spikes

They grow upon scrub bush so lots of bright filtered light wanted

Here in Flotida grows great directly mounted to fencing

Grows to long 4 + foot Strikingly White stems capped with large Granny Smith Apple color green

Orchid Fragrant Cattleya Brassavola nodosa Little Stars small size 4" Pot Succulents under tree or here inBrassavola nodosa 'Little Stars' AKA "Lady of the Evening" Parentage; B. nodosa and B. cordata , subufolia. Also refered to as Little Stars are crosses of B. nodosa with grandifolia, Remar, Mas Mejor as well as a few other various Brassavola hybrids using B. nodosa all having this white star shaped follower with large white lip. This member of the Cattleya Alliance, a Brassavola nodosa hybrid that has several blooms per spike and often several spikes