Cattleya Peckaviensis ( Cattleya Aclandiae x Cattleya Schilleriana)

Flowers: The blooms are famously waxy and long-lasting, typically featuring olive-green to tan sepals and petals covered in dense, chocolate-maroon or dark purple spots.

The Lip: Inheriting the best of both parents, the lip is usually large, spade-shaped, and a vibrant magenta or amethyst purple, often with white side lobes.

Scent: It is highly fragrant, often described as having a spicy or sweet floral perfume.

Plant Habit: It is a compact, bifoliate Cattleya (having two leaves per pseudobulb). It tends to stay relatively small, making it ideal for growers with limited space.