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Brassavola Hybrid- (Blc. Tetradip x Bl. Morning Glory) x Brassavola appendiculata

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Plant Care Tips

Sunlight Bright, filtered light (2,000–3,000 fc). Some direct morning sun is beneficial. Leaves should be medium olive green.

Temperature Intermediate to warm: 55–85°F (13–30°C). Appreciates a 10–15°F day/night temperature drop to initiate blooming.

Water Thoroughly when potting mix is nearly dry (every 5–7 days). Allow good air circulation.

Nutrition Feed weakly, weekly during growth. 1/4 to 1/2 tsp/ gallon.

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Brassavola Hybrid- (Blc. Tetradip x Bl. Morning Glory) x Brassavola appendiculata

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This complex Brassavola-line hybrid carries three generations of breeding behind its fuchsia blooms. Its seed line, Blc. YU Toung Star (Bc. Tetradip × Bc. Morning Glory), traces back to Bc. Tetradip — a 1967 Stewart Inc. cross of C. Bonanza 'Bracey' and Brassavola nodosa — bred again here with species Brassavola appendiculata.

The result leans hard on its Brassavola ancestry: narrow, pencil-like foliage and a fringed lip, but dressed in the saturated fuchsia-pink inherited from its Cattleya-line grandparents rather than nodosa's cream-white.

Compact and easy to grow, it asks for bright light, good airflow, and a dry-down between waterings — classic Brassavola culture, no special fuss required.

Because it's a further, unregistered cross rather than a single named grex, no two seedlings bloom quite alike — part of the appeal for growers who like a plant with a story. Blooming size and ready to show off its color.