Cattleya aclandiae
Cattleya aclandiae (Epiphytic orchid, lot of 14 in vitro plants – Or more)
Identification and Origin Scientific name: Cattleya aclandiae Lindl. Origin: Rainforests of Brazil (notably in the State of Bahia). Natural habitat: Epiphytic, growing on tree branches and trunks in shaded and well-ventilated areas, between 500 and 1,000 m altitude.
2. Growing Conditions (Lot of 14 in vitro plants)
Temperature
Day: 20–26°C.
Night: 14–16°C.
To avoid: <12°C or >30°C
Humidity Ideal rate: 65–75%. Light Intensity: Bright but indirect light (east/west window or light shade cloth in a greenhouse). To avoid: Direct sun during hot hours. Watering In vitro: Keep the medium slightly moist, avoid stagnant water. Post-replanting: Regular watering, let dry slightly between two applications. Fertilizer In vitro: Diluted nutrient solution (1/4 dose) every 2 weeks. Post-replanting: Orchid fertilizer (1/2 dose) during active growth. Ventilation In vitro: Light air circulation to prevent mold. Acclimatization: Gradually increase ventilation after replanting. Repotting Substrate: Fine bark + perlite + charcoal for good drainage.
