RHH's photos with the keyword: laelia

Laelia sincorana

RHH
22 Feb 2017 26 19 499
Laelia sincorana, now reclassified as Cattleya sincorana is one of the smaller species in either Laelia or Cattleya and a real jewel. It is from Brazil and blooms here in the spring. The round pseudobulbs with their leaves are 10 cm tall and the flowers the same size or a bit larger. The flower spikes emerge from within the leaves just as the leaves begin to unfold and the flowers are usually born singly, though occasionally I get two flowers from a flower spike.

Epilaelia (Enc. mariae x L. briegeri)

RHH
03 Feb 2009 1 2 850
Encyclia mariae is now Prosthechea mariae and Laelia briegeri is now Sophronitis briegeri and the cross is Sophrothechea, here an unnamed hybrid.

Epilaelia Seagulls Finch

RHH
03 Feb 2009 370
Renamed Sophrocyclia Seagulls Finch. A hybrid of Encyclia tuerckheimii and Sophronitis harpophylla.

Laelia bradei

RHH
11 Feb 2009 1 424
From Brazil and recently reclassified first as a Sophronitis, then as a Cattleya.

Laelia alaorii

RHH
11 Feb 2009 277
This species has been recently reclassified first as Sophronitis alaorii and then as Cattleya alaorii: it is native to Brazil.

Laelia kettieana

RHH
11 Feb 2009 1 438
Now renamed Cattleya kettieana, this little jewel is native to Brazil.

Laelia rubescens alba

RHH
11 Feb 2009 1 361
This species can be found in much of Central America.

Laelia rubescens

RHH
11 Feb 2009 1 318
Native to much of Central America.

Laelia sincorana

RHH
11 Feb 2009 1 412
This lovely species is native to Brazil and has been recently reclassified, first as Sophronitis and then as Cattleya.

Laelia rubescens

RHH
12 Mar 2009 1 240
This species is from Central America.

Laelia rubescens

RHH
22 Mar 2009 1 240
Native to Mexico.

Laelia sincorana

RHH
24 Feb 2011 336
Now reclassified as Cattleya sincorana, this lovely miniature orchid species is from Brazil. Another example of the same species is shown below. orchidsinbloom-ron.blogspot.com/2011/02/laelia-sincorana....

Laelia sincorana

RHH
07 Nov 2012 397
This bloomed last summer with three flowers on two new growths, but I have not yet had a chance to post any of the pictures I took then. The species is from Brazil and both plant and flowers are four inches in size. It is one of the more spectacular Laelias and is related to the better known Cattleyas. And, yes, I know that it is now classified as a Sophronitis, but I cannot get used to the new names and continue to use the older names. More information and photos here: orchidsinbloom-ron.blogspot.com/2012/07/laelia-sincorana....