Orchid Fragrant Cattleya Brassavola nodosa Little Stars small size 4" Pot Succulents It easily forms a large

It easily forms a large colony often developing several blooming spikes

The blueish look to some is from cross with this Vanda species a light blue coloration

This Tillandsia is an easy to grow Tilly

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 It easily forms a largeBrassavola 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