
General care for Brassavola; individual plants vary.
- Genus
- Brassavola
- Species
- nodosa
- Cultivar
- Little Stars
- Name type
- cultivar
- Section
- CITES
- Appendix II
Brassavola nodosa 'Little Stars'
Brassavola nodosa is an epiphyte or lithophyte from Mexico to Venezuala and south-west and south Caribbean. It grows in a seasonally dry tropical climate and was first described in 1831. This page is for the named form Little Stars.
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**Brassavola Orchid Plant Mounted on Coconut Husk - Fragrant Cattleya Hybrid 'Little Stars' - Brassavola nodosa**
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Orchid Fragrant Cattleya Brassavola nodosa Little Stars 4" Pot regular size
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Orchid Fragrant Cattleya Brassavola nodosa Little Stars medium size 4" Pot
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Orchid Fragrant Cattleya Brassavola nodosa Little Stars Large size 4" Pot
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Orchid Fragrant Cattleya Brassavola nodosa Little Stars Extra-Large size Potted
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Orchid Brassavola nodosa Little Stars mounted on coconut husk Very large size
US-basedIn spike · mounted
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Prices are for the plant only. Shipping and any phyto fees are added at the nursery’s checkout.
- Genus
- Brassavola
- Species
- nodosa
- Cultivar
- Little Stars
- Name type
- cultivar
- Section
- CITES
- Appendix II
General care for Brassavola; individual plants vary.
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