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C. amethystoglossa var. aurea 'Fred' x self | Bareroot new import
C. amethystoglossa var. aurea 'Fred' x self | Bareroot new import
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A rare take on a Brazilian favorite. While the standard species is known for pink spots on a white background, the var. aurea offers a distinct yellow-green or "golden" base color. This self-pollination of the 'Fred' clone seeks to preserve and enhance the unique golden hue and heavy substance of the flowers.
Bareroot and should be mounted or potted right away. Give reduced light until rooted out.
- Light: Bright Filtered
- Water: Allow to fully dry before watering again
- Loves to grow mounted or in very coarse, fast-drying material.
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While we take great care in our packaging and shipping, plants sometimes do get damaged in shipping. We do our best to protect all plants but we cannot guarantee that no damage will occur. As these are live plants, please open your order quickly after receiving it. We suggest an antifungal treatment after unpacking your plants, such as Physan or other over-the-counter treatments. Please adhere to all manufacturer guidelines and dosages. Follow that with 1-2 days of drying before the first watering.
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EXTREMELY HAPPY with the purchase of my first Cattleya amethystoglossa and thrilled to receive it fast and in excellent condition. The orchid arrived larger and fuller than expected, with strong growth and a new eye-bud forming (see photo). Every orchid I purchase from Barefoot Orchids is exceptionally well-packaged – all have arrived in perfect condition. Thanks, Jason!!!
Jason only had 3 of these left, so I had to jump on it. Love the amethystoglossa species, and this yellow variation is stunning. As always, well packaged and fast shipping. I mounted it on tree fern bark and it's looking great. Super healthy. Looking forward to seeing it bloom.