Laelia anceps 'Musia' – Peachy pink Lady Slipper Orchid Small growing plants produce branched

Small growing plants produce branched stems of tiny delicately creamy-pink blooms that carry a lovely and soft fragrance

A beautiful primary hybrid between Cattleya gaskelliana and Laelia purpurata

grow well outside

another spike will form just below the break at the nearest node

Laelia anceps 'Musia' – Peachy pink Lady Slipper Orchid Small growing plants produce branchedLaelia anceps, native to Mexico, can handle temperatures from over 100F down to the mid 20's, making it one of the easiest Cattleya relatives to grow. It is also one of the most spectacular, with very pretty flowers up to 5" wide on spikes typically over two feet tall. colors range from white through shades of pink. Blooms NovemberJanuary. Likes bright light, and fairly dry winters. Laelia anceps 'Musia' has 2 3 very interesting peachy pink flowers on