A Cattleya with black-spotted new leaves and sheaths, good roots, no flowers.
Water on sheaths/leaves overnight → fungus. Water mornings only.
Medium green leaves = too little light for blooming. Needs 4–6 hours direct sun (summer) for lighter green leaves and flowers.
Fix the culture, and this plant will bloom.
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