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| what you need to do is read the culture sheets from the AOS see link American Orchid Society - Orchids also I would recommend going to a library to obtain books on orchids also may be join an orchid society in your area they have monthly meetings also a great place to learn. |
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| Potinara and Blc are treated like Cattleyas because they have Cattleya Alliance plants in their parentage. The best way to know which plants are to be treated like Cattleyas learn which plants are in the Cattleya Alliance (see starter list below) then learn how to "read" the intergeneric hybrid names. For example, Blc. is Brassolaeliocattleya which contains Brassavolae, Laelia, and Cattleya. Cattleya Alliance Plants Cattleyas (of course) Laelias Gurainthe Sophronitis Brassavolae Rhyncholaelia Encyclia Epidendrum Schomburgkia Dialaelia Broughtonia Tetramica Because Cattleya Alliance orchids will not cross with orchids from other alliances (e.g. Oncidium Alliance et. al.) if theres even just one Cattleya Alliance plant in your cross, they'll all be Cattleya Alliance plats in the mix.
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