Cattleya guttata

by Winston D. Munnings

Uploaded 1 Oct 2008 — 4 favorites

© Winston D. Munnings

Usually about three feet tall, this orchid species flowers from late autumn to winter. The fragrant yellow-grees flowers are heavily blotched and wine-red to brown. The lip is usually magneta and may have white side lopes. This is another species that must be repotted at the right time of year. (Native of Brazil.)

Source: (Complete Guide To Orchids - Ortho Books.)

4 responses

  • Ted Gorczyca

    Ted Gorczyca gave props (1 Oct 2008):

    nice capture, good dof and color

  • Oregon Curly

    Oregon Curly gave props (3 Oct 2008):

    Beautiful shot, well framed, great colors and focus. Thanks also for the informative write-up.

  • Victor Ursabia

    Victor Ursabia said (3 Oct 2008):

    beautiful capture, love it!

  • John Linton

    John Linton gave props (18 Oct 2008):

    No one on JPG does flower shots better than you.

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