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Brassocattleya Nanipuakea ‘Dogashima’Brassocattleya Nanipuakea Dogashima (abbreviated Bc. Nanipuakea Dogashima) is an intergeneric orchid hybrid in the Brassocattleya groupa blend of Brassavola and Cattleya genetics that often produces showy, often fragrant flowers. Parentage & Background: Seed Parent: Brassavola nodosa Pollen Parent: Cattleya Hardyana (whose lineage includes Cattleya dowiana and Cattleya warscewiczii) The strong Brassavola nodosa influence tends to give Bc. Nanipuakea

Avoid placing in areas with cold drafts

It thrives in warm to cool conditions

Color: The leaves are a vivid green with a glossy finish

humus-rich gullies

it is best suited for experienced plant growers

such as orchid bark or sphagnum moss

thriving as an epiphyte or lithophyte in wet tropical environments

overly harsh light can be damaging

distichous leaves

this species was reclassified to the genus Dockrillia in 1981

Each new shoot emerges from the base of the previous stem

ideally 18–28 °C