Cattlianthe Little Irene (Ctt. Porcia x Ctt. George MacDonell) Pot Size:4" A critically endangered Brazilian endemic

A critically endangered Brazilian endemic native to Espírito Santo state

with attractively corrugated surface texture and prominent venation that remains visually compelling even after the color show has ended

Never remove the peduncles after flowering — new flower clusters develop from the same spurs

As an equatorial species it has no cold tolerance and should be treated as a strictly tropical houseplant

Provide bright indirect light to preserve the deepest foliage pigmentation and sharpest venation contrast — the red and dark tones from both the Doc Block and Red Crystal lineages intensify noticeably under good light and high humidity

Cattlianthe Little Irene (Ctt. Porcia x Ctt. George MacDonell) Pot Size:4" A critically endangered Brazilian endemicCattlianthe Little Irene is a compact hybrid orchid in the Cattleya alliance, admired for its vibrant blooms and manageable size. It produces clusters of colorful flowers with a striking lip, making it a popular choice for growers who want the beauty of Cattleyas in a smaller, easier to grow plant. Care Guide Light: Bright, indirect light with some direct morning or late afternoon sun. Insufficient light reduces flowering. Water: Water thoroughly when